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October 10, 2015

Cuban independent journalist trains new journalists

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Cuban independent journalist Ignacio Gonzalez Vidal has carved out a unique space in Cuba as a video journalist filing reports on the reality of Cuba today. (Check them out on his YouTube channel; they include some reports, like this one, in his fluent English.)

He and his news agency, En Caliente Prensa Libre, will have wider impact, after five students graduated from a 60-hour training course in which they learned various video journalism techniques.

Martinoticias.com has the details.

Posted by on October 10, 2015 at 05:00 PM |

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