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Mark Scialla

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Guardian, National Geographic, PBS, PBS NewsHour, Al Jazeera English, Fault Lines, VICE, The Nation, Las Cruces Sun-News, Santa Fe New Mexican and
Emmy-winning independent journalist and filmmaker. Al Jazeera, Vice, The Nation, The Guardian, PBS NewsHour
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Starving since the day he was born: How famine stalks Gaza’s children

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By Mark Scialla
| Al Jazeera English Verified
How famine stalks Gaza’s children. In June, Nour el-Hourani watched with tears in her eyes as doctors tried to revive her baby. Her son, five-month-old Abdel Aziz, had been starving since the day he was born, and now his heart had stopped beating. The lights in the neonatal unit flickered from a lack of fuel in the hospital’s generator, occasionally leaving doctors to work in the dark. They administered adrenaline and oxygen and used their fingers to pump his chest.
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'Hurting People': The 'Cover-Up Teams' Operating on the US Border

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By Mark Scialla
| Reader Supported News
In the early morning darkness of August 3, 2021, Lesvin Gamez rode in the back of an SUV with eight other undocumented immigrants along a rural highway in southern New Mexico. The 23-year-old was nervous, but the thought of reuniting with his mother in Albuquerque, only 322 kilometres (200 miles) away, comforted him. This was his plan since he was a teenager, when he started giving haircuts to earn enough to pay a smuggler.
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‘Hurting people’: The ‘cover-up teams’ operating on the US border

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By Mark Scialla
| Inkl
El Paso, Texas – In the early morning darkness of August 3, 2021, Lesvin Gamez rode in the back of an SUV with eight other undocumented immigrants along a rural highway in southern New Mexico. The 23-year-old was nervous, but the thought of reuniting with his mother in Albuquerque, only 322 kilometres (200 miles) away, comforted him. This was his plan since he was a teenager, when he started giving haircuts to earn enough to pay a smuggler.
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