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Barbara M. Balbo

Barbara M. Balbo

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Journalist, Cadena Ibero News

Barcelona

Final Covers

Carnaval De Cádiz , Deportes , Política

Doesn’t Cover

real estate, crypto speculation

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Total articles 2

  • Congo Today: Another Silenced Genocide

    By Bárbara M. Balbo Verified| masdiario.es@ The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a country of unparalleled natural wealth, but with a history marked by violence, abuse of power, exploitation, and suffering. Trapped in a 25-year war, the country is devastated by the presence of armed groups that rule with extreme violence, and by the struggle for control of natural resources that benefits foreign companies rather than the local population.

    By Bárbara M. Balbo Verified · masdiario.es

    Aug. 04, 2024

  • Is the danger on the Internet?

    By Bárbara M. Balbo Verified| The Trade Verified BÁRBARA M. BALBO Sunday, January 21, 2024, 01:14 You need to be a subscriber to access this feature. Historically, violence and manipulation have existed without the need for specific technologies. Threats have always been in the streets, homes, schools... The internet is just another tool we can use to destroy, but many people use it to build. It's about... This content is exclusive to subscribers.

    By Bárbara M. Balbo Verified · The Trade

    Jan. 20, 2024

  • Congo Today: Another Silenced Genocide

    By Bárbara M. Balbo Verified| masdiario.es@ The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a country of unparalleled natural wealth, but with a history marked by violence, abuse of power, exploitation, and suffering. Trapped in a 25-year war, the country is devastated by the presence of armed groups that rule with extreme violence, and by the struggle for control of natural resources that benefits foreign companies rather than the local population.

    By Bárbara M. Balbo Verified · masdiario.es

    Aug. 04, 2024

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Cadena Ibero News