US EditionForced into Exile After Investigating Corruption, Continuing to Report on Venezuela from Afar
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Forced into Exile After Investigating Corruption, Continuing to Report on Venezuela from Afar
As the political situation around him gradually worsened, Venezuelan investigative reporter Roberto Deniz knew that his work might, one day, bring him some trouble. “As an investigative journalist, it’s not easy to try to connect corruption with the lives of the people.” — Venezuelan investigative reporter Roberto Deniz He had been labeled a traitor on state television, and there was also the problem of a social media campaign that labeled him a…
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