ZORAIDA DÍAZ

https://www.zreportage.com/zReportage.html?num=1015&archivelink=1 By Zoraida Díaz ZUMA Press In the lush Magdalena River basin of Colombia, an unusual ecological crisis unfolds—one born not from nature's design, but from the extravagant whims of a drug trafficker once listed by Forbes magazine as the seventh-richest person in the world. The story of how approximately 200 hippopotami came to roam the waterways of rural Antioquia is a tale as tall as any the Colombian writer Gabr

https://www.reuters.com/world/moment-40-years-reuters-photojournalism-2025-09-23/ By By Alessandra Galloni and Jo Webster September 23, 20254:54 PM The way we see the world can change in a few hundredths of a second. That’s the time it takes for a Reuters photographer to expose a camera sensor to a historical event, creating a picture that is seen by billions. Over the last four decades, publishing more than 14 million news pictures, Reuters photojournalists around the world

She compellingly tells her stories with a mixture of the cooler distance of a news photographer and a tenderness of one whose eye, while alt

Some of Diaz’s photographs are historical documents; some are art; and some are both.