International Geneva reporter and subeditor, English department
Multimedia journalist reporting for the International Geneva beat and supporting editorial quality control in the English department.
Swiss-Chilean multimedia journalist with two decades of reporting experience in the US, Europe and the Middle East, with occasional assignments in South America and Africa. I enjoy investigative and long-form stories, and have also worked in breaking news and every format in between.
In Geneva, Syrian minorities demand protection and federalism
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After years of conflict, Syrian minorities are urging world leaders to block any normalisation of relations with the new authorities in Damascus.
How digital evidence is reshaping UN investigations in Myanmar
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UN investigators are using digital evidence to document war crimes in Myanmar, from torture to airstrikes, but shrinking funds threaten the work.
Too hot to work? Extreme heat endangers billions of workers
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Billions of workers face heat stress, illness and lost income as global temperatures climb, warns a WHO-WMO joint report.
80 years on: Hiroshima, Geneva and the global struggle to ban the bomb
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Eighty years after the nuclear attack on Hiroshima, global spending on atomic weapons is surging. One survivor reminds the world what’s at stake.
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Drone warfare is rapidly reshaping modern conflict, raising urgent questions about accountability and compliance with international humanitarian law.
What triggers a SLAPP lawsuit in Switzerland? Gold does
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Swiss NGO Swissaid is facing off against Switzerland’s largest refinery, Valcambi, in court this week. The case is considered a SLAPP.
The vanilla connection – from Madagascar fields to Swiss flavors
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Why is vanilla so expensive? Our documentary follows the volatile journey of vanilla from the lush fields of Madagascar to Switzerland.
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Tariffs play a key role in US President Donald Trump’s economic strategy and diplomatic moves. But who truly benefits, and who pays the price?
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Trade tensions are on the rise since US President Donald Trump took office and started rolling out tariffs. What can Geneva's WTO do about it?
Sanctions enforcement: Bern ‘cannot rule out’ Switzerland gets Russian gold via Central Asia
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The Swiss government admits that it cannot rule out the presence of Russian gold in trade flows with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
How the Swiss help Madagascar’s cacao farmers confront climate change
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Madagascar is a key front line in the battle against climate change. It’s crucial for the future of Swiss chocolate, and the industry knows it.
The mystery of Switzerland’s surging imports of Uzbek and Kazakh gold
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Switzerland’s imports of gold originating in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have boomed since Russia attacked Ukraine. Trade data and expert analyses suggest some could be surreptitiously coming from Russia in violation of sanctions.
London gold body faces trial over Tanzania miners’ deaths
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Can industry groups be held liable if they certify products as being responsibly sourced when they are not? The gold industry is set to find out.
What matters most in your choice of meat products and why?
Certain American farming practices are banned in other countries: cattle are treated with growth-promoting hormones, for example. Would this put you off from buying American produce or is price the key factor?
