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Thalia Juarez

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Thalia Juarez is a photojournalist (& FAA Certified Drone Pilot) based in New York. She specializes in reportage and portraiture and is passionate about covering stories related to climate, migration, labor, environmental justice, and access to healthcare and education. She is available for freelance photo & video commissions in the tri-state area and beyond: thalia.juarez.photo@gmail.com

With over eight years of experience, she has worked in photo editing, audience engagement, and photo and vi…

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How Mamdani built an 'unstoppable force' that won over New York

How Mamdani built an 'unstoppable force' that won over New York

The mayor-elect built the greatest field operation by any political campaign in the city's history - by getti…

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US Latinos mobilize to monitor - and improve - local air quality: 'We have to fix it'

US Latinos mobilize to monitor - and improve - local air quality: 'We have to fix it'

As Latino communities ramp up air quality monitoring, Trump's EPA moves to weaken pollution regulations

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'You had to fend for yourself': Hurricane Katrina haunts New Orleans as Trump guts disaster aid

'You had to fend for yourself': Hurricane Katrina haunts New Orleans as Trump guts disaster aid

As survivors and experts reflect on the storm 20 years on, fear is growing that the US is just as unprepared …

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This New York City island was once a military base. Now it's becoming a climate solutions hub - i...

This New York City island was once a military base. Now it's becoming a climate solutions hub - i...

Governors Island, a 172-acre island in New York Harbor only accessible by ferry, has evolved into an incubato…

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'New Yorkers have been betrayed': can Zohran Mamdani become the most progressive mayor in the cit...

'New Yorkers have been betrayed': can Zohran Mamdani become the most progressive mayor in the cit...

Six months ago, the 33-year-old was an unknown outsider polling in single digits. Now he is in striking dista…

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Activists and families stand up to Trump's lies about immigrants: 'We pay taxes, we all work and ...

Activists and families stand up to Trump's lies about immigrants: 'We pay taxes, we all work and ...

Churches and non-profits are offering legal help, meals and workshops to people targeted by the Trump adminis…

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Dozens of North Carolina houses have been lost to the sea. Some surviving homes are now being moved on wheels

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By Oliver Milman Verified, Thalia Juarez, Thalia Juárez
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More than a dozen homes are set to be moved or raised higher on stilts by Crum and his small crew, who on a recent balmy April day were jacking another large dwelling on to girders, ready to be carefully wheeled a few hundred feet back from the crashing waves to tenuous safety. The house, aptly, is called Cape Point Retreat. “It’s never been this busy,” said Crum. “I’ve seen a lot but I hadn’t seen this kind of erosion this quickly before.
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Exclusive | Giant Commercial-Property Firm Goes All In on Co-Working With New Deal

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By Thalia Juarez, Thalia Juárez
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Real estate-services firm CBRE Group is taking control of the co-working firm Industrious, a sign of the property market’s renewed interest in shared workspace as more employees return to the office. CBRE announced Tuesday that it has agreed to purchase the 60% stake that it didn’t already own in Industrious, a deal that values the co-working company at about $800 million.
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Exclusive | Giant Commercial-Property Firm Goes All In on Co-Working With New Deal

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By Thalia Juarez, Thalia Juárez
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Real estate-services firm CBRE Group is taking control of the co-working firm Industrious, a sign of the property market’s renewed interest in shared workspace as more employees return to the office. CBRE said it would announce Tuesday that it has agreed to purchase the 60% stake that it didn’t already own in Industrious, a deal that values the co-working company at about $800 million.
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