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Elizabeth Bratton

Elizabeth Bratton

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Staff Writer, Nocap News

United Kingdom

Biography

News Correspondent at Varsity, Journalism Fellow at Latin America Reports. Words also in la diaria, El Nacional, Hackernoon, and Entrepreneur Magazine.

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Collegiate Sports , High School Sports , Minnesota Government , Professional

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Total articles 112

  • Venezuelan Red Cross provides assistance to Maduro opponents seeking asylum in Argentine embassy  - Latin America Reports

    By Elizabeth Bratton Verified| latinamericareports.com@ The Venezuelan Red Cross (CRV) on April 12 revealed that it had provided assistance to the five Venezuelans who have been seeking asylum in Argentina’s embassy in Caracas for over a year.

    By Elizabeth Bratton Verified · latinamericareports.com

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Greenwich House occupiers miss deadline to respond to University legal action

    By Elizabeth Bratton Verified| Varsity Verified The University of Cambridge is pursuing further legal action against protesters who occupied its financial hub, after the occupiers failed to acknowledge a court application made by the University in February. The University is pursuing a default judgment against individuals who occupied Greenwich House – one of the University’s financial and administrative offices – last year.

    By Elizabeth Bratton Verified · Varsity

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Killed, dismembered and scattered: the Honduran father and son who made a stand against illegal logging

    By Elizabeth Bratton Verified, Fritz Pinnow Verified| AOL UK Verified At about 6pm on Wednesday 26 February, Ana Luiza Hernández Raudelez saw her partner, Juan Bautista Silva, 70, receive a phone call. A land defender who had spent more than 20 years working for the local environment, Silva was preparing to leave on a motorcycle trip to photograph illegal logging near Las Botijas, in Comayagua, central Honduras, to support a complaint to the prosecutor’s office.

    By Elizabeth Bratton Verified, Fritz Pinnow Verified · AOL UK

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Nocap News