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Freelance journalist based in London following social development issues, migration, environment, human rights, politics and the arts.

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Wallmapu: the territory speaks back

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By Marcos Colon, Piotr Kozak Verified, Mike Gatehouse
| Latin America Bureau
LAB author and film-maker Marcos Colón travelled to Temuco to speak about listening to Indigenous knowledge. The conference listened. But Wallmapu asked whether listening is enough, whether reporting is extraction, whether audiences and their institutions are changed, and where commitment and responsibilities should lie. This is a shortened version of a longer article. I arrived in Temuco, Chile, carrying the Amazon with me.
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Venezuela: the poetics of displacement

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By Piotr Kozak Verified, Mike Gatehouse
| Latin America Bureau
Venezuelan poets in exile tell Piotr Kozak about their experiences of leaving their home country, their conflicted feelings towards it, and the promise and sadness of their lives abroad. This article was written for the magazine of Exiled Writers Ink. They cast you out, you slip away, you leave Whatever you say feels clumsy, awkward – never enough there’s no place for you anywhere You’re like a delicate Chinese vase of pain.
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Why Chile protesters say state security law criminalises protests

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By Charis McGowan Verified, Piotr Kozak Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Santiago, Chile - Mathematics professor Roberto Campos Weiss does not dispute he participated in a protest against a subway fare increase in Chile, nor does he dispute that he hit an already damaged turnstile. That is on video.
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