This is a momentous year for Latin America: with far-right Jair Bolsonaro's debut as Brazil's president and Andrés Manuel López Obrador's in Mexico, the Central American and Venezuelan exodus toward...
Arturo Wallace
Arturo Wallace is a Nicaraguan journalist with more than 25 years of experience, currently working as a reporter for BBC Mundo, the BBC World Service's Spanish-language portal. A former BBC correspondent in Colombia (2011 - 2015), he has also reported from Venezuela, Panama, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, USA, France and Greece for radio, TV and online. A co-founder and former director of the award-winning Nicaraguan free weekly La Brújula (now extinct), he has also been professor of journalism at the Central American University (UCA) and American University of Managua (UAM), and is the author of Blood on the screen (and other trends in Nicaraguan journalism).
