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Patricia Sulbaran
Verified
Adjunct Professor, Columbia University
New York
Beats
Biography
As a bilingual (Spanish-English) reporter and correspondent for the BBC since 2016, I’ve covered major breaking news events for broadcast and digital, including radio and TV documentaries. I’ve covered relevant stories in the U.S. and Latin America, such as the Parkland and El Paso mass shootings, immigration from the Guatemalan Highlands, hurricane Irma in South Florida, the U.S. presidential election in 2016, the economic and political crisis in Venezuela and femicides in El Salvador. Before entering the BBC, I worked as an international producer in Bogota for the most influential live news radio program in Colombia, W Radio.
identity, women immigration,Latinos and Hispanics in the U.S. breaking news events, women's rights
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Content
By Reynaldo Leanos Jr. Verified, Patricia Sulbaran Verified, Victoria Estrada, Alejandra Salazar Verified| Latino USA Verified
By Patricia Sulbaran Verified, Daisy Contreras| Latino USA Verified In 1993, twelve years into the epidemic of HIV/AIDS, New York City was the epicenter of infections per capita in the United States. More than 46,000 people had died in the city since the first case was officially reported. In Black and Latino communities, two major public health crises were colliding. The crack epidemic had already separated families and ended lives. And the HIV virus was attacking people’s immune systems.
By Patricia Sulbaran Verified| Business and Human Rights@ Migrants & Immigrants Labour Rights Workers/Employees Withholding Passports Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions Adequate Living Standards ...It was challenging to convince Mario to see me. He was afraid. Making his story public would endanger his family in Mexico. He asked me to omit some details about his place of origin and not to publish his real name. In return, I would interview Mario and Diego, his best friend.
Company Info
The New York Times Company, established in 1851, is a prominent global media organization based in New York City. It is known for its commitment to journalism and digital innovation, operating through print, digital, and broadcast platforms. The company has a rich history, having won 112 Pulitzer Prizes, the most of any news organization, and it has evolved from its origins as the *New-York Daily Times* to a leader in modern media. The New York Times offers a range of services, including its flagship newspaper and digital platforms that provide breaking news, investigative journalism, and opinion pieces. It has developed various subscription models, including digital-only access and specialized content like cooking and product reviews. The company also publishes international editions and has expanded its portfolio through acquisitions, such as Wirecutter and The Athletic, enhancing its digital content and sports journalism offerings. Additionally, it has engaged in broadcast ventures, partnering with Discovery Communications and owning several TV stations.
New York, United States
+1 212-556-1234
Founded: 1851