Abigail A. Correa Cisneros has been a reporter since 2001 beginning her career with the Notimex news agency. She later worked as a radio script writer for Órbita 105.7 of the Mexican Radio Institute (2009), and reporter for Horizonte radio 107.9. She built her experience as a print reporter in publications such as Huellas Magazine, Sky Press and Revista Campesina. She also worked for web media such as Grupo Editorial Transición, Express Zacatecas, Índice Político, Noticias de la Bahía, Chiapas en Contacto, Oaxaca Día a Día, Semanario Laguna and Quadratín. She also worked for the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes and was part of the Cervantino Festival team in two of its editions. She currently works as a researcher and editor in the areas of politics, culture and entertainment and contributes to Semanario Laguna and Lakeside News as well as national publications.
The forced disappearances of environmentalists and indigenous peoples continue. Ricardo Lagunes Gasca and Antonio Diaz…More
The federal government continues to be unable to guarantee citizen security. In addition to the…More
Note for Expats: Abigail Correa’s column this week is about the IMSS system (Instituto Mexicano…More
The recent North American Leaders Summit brought together Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Canadian…More
With the appointment of Minister Norma Piña Hernández as president of the Supreme Court of…More
By 2039, annual precipitation could decrease by 10 to 20 percent, which would lead to…More
Indigenous peoples are among the most affected in terms of access to decent jobs. Most…More
The ravages of climate change, in terms of food production, can be solved thanks to…More
The blockades created by the residents of San Gregorio Xochimilco and Milpa Alta concerning the…More
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s (AMLO) stance to prevent the importation of genetically modified corn…More
