Gabriela Manuli

From birth control disinformation to cross-border surrogacy, from high-level sexual harassment to the brutality of “everyday” violence against women, 2022 was a year marked by noteworthy investigations into stories with a gender angle. Arguably the biggest story of the year was the Politico scoop that revealed that the US Supreme Court was poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, a ruling that would impact the right of women to have an abortion. That story became the most-read in Politico’s 15-year history.

It was a pause to breathe. Some time in the midst of the chaos to think, learn new things, see new ideas forming, and nourish yourself with feminine energy. That’s how I felt two weeks ago, when I was part of the Poynter Leadership Academy for Women in Media, along with 30 other female journalists. What was supposed to be an intensive week in Florida ended up as, of course, a chain of Zoom calls one after another.

Desde 1986 que los húngaros no pueden alentar a su equipo en el Mundial de Fútbol. Mucho tiempo, sobre todo para los amantes del balón. Quizás por eso muchos buscan su favorito entre los países que sí participan de la Copa. Consultado por el sitio Origo.hu, Viktor Orbán, el flamante primer ministro húngaro (representante del partido derecha Fidesz), dejó en claro su preferencia: "Apoyo a Argentina, siempre y cuando no sean muy duros". En segundo lugar en su lista está Uruguay.