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Aztec Reports launches to bring Mexican news to English-speaking world

Colombia-based media incubator Espacio announces the launch of Aztec Reports to report on the latest news coming out of Mexico, after having acquired the English-speaking news outlet in July, 2018.

“Mexico is Latin America’s second biggest country, and now more than ever, it is paramount that their story is told.”

The newly-launched Aztec Reports is an English-language news publication run by an organization of international journalists. Their mission is to deliver the most important and up-to-date information about Mexico and provide a truthful source of news reporting for a worldwide readership.

Tamara Davison

The Mexican publication is led by Tamara Davison — a British-born journalist and editor who went from covering culture in London to interviewing Nepali residents after the 2015 earthquake.

Davison’s recent investigation into the violence against Mexican journalists who uncover corruption was published by leading British news publication, The i newspaper. She has also worked for The West Australian and BEAT Magazine as well as The Bogota Post in Colombia.

“One year after the devastating earthquake, and faced with a new incoming president yet also unprecedented levels of violence, it is an incredibly fascinating and pivotal time for Mexico,” Davison said.

“The country is facing an attack on press freedoms, and it is paramount that the media community works  together to ensure the country’s true voice, and the colourful stories of its citizens, continues to be heard,” she added.

The policies of leftist president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador are anticipated to shake-up the country’s approach to cartel control, political corruption and crime levels.

Meanwhile, there are growing movements across the country in response to gender-violence, and turbulence continues in both international relations with the United States and approaches to mass migration.

“At the same time,” said Davison, “Mexico’s rugged landscapes, diverse cultures, languages, Mariachi and food, paint a picture of a vast, incredible country rooted in a culture unlike anywhere else around the globe. The spirit and uniqueness of Mexico has captured my imagination and underlines the essence of Aztec Reports‘ news reporting.

“Mexico is Latin America’s second biggest country, and now more than ever, it is paramount that their story is told.”

Davison has long abandoned the comforts of home for uncovering the world’s untold stories and has since lived in Australia and Colombia.

Aztec Reports joins a number of sister publications such as Peru Reports, Brazil Reports and Argentina Reports, geared at projecting Latin America’s voice across the international community.

Over the past year Espacio has launched and acquired numerous news publications including:

  • LATAM.tech, an up-and-coming English language news source for startups and technology in Latin America.
  • Brazil Reports, an English language news source for Brazil.
  • Tech in DC, an online magazine covering innovation, policy, and economics.
  • Mi Dinero, a publication in Spanish dedicated to covering cryptocurrencies, blockchain technologies, and the fintech world.
  • AppleManía, covering Apple news for Latin America.
  • CeroLag, a Spanish-language publication dedicated to the gaming community and everything that has to do with video games.
  • The Bitcoin Mag, a magazine website reporting and commenting on the world of cryptocurrencies, blockchain and fintech.
  • Novobrief, the English-language voice for Spain’s startup ecosystem.
  • Hibiscus & Nomada, a travel blog with stunning photos.
  • Peru Reports, Peru’s leading news publication in the English language.
  • The Bogotá Post online, one of the most widely-read English newspapers in Colombia.
  • En Serie, an online publication focused on keeping up with the latest films, series, and everything related to the exciting world of visual entertainment.
  • Portugal Startups, a media publication in English dedicated to startup and entrepreneurial news in Portugal.
  • The Tech Panda, a Bangalore-based media publication dedicated to startup and tech news in India.
  • Argentina Reports, aims to be the leading news publication in Argentina in English.
  • DobleClic, a Spanish-language news publication covering the world of tech.

Espacio is an incubator founded in 2013 by Conrad Egusa and Eddie Arrieta. Its mission is to add value to both the media and the public relations industries.

Tim Hinchliffe

The Sociable editor Tim Hinchliffe covers tech and society, with perspectives on public and private policies proposed by governments, unelected globalists, think tanks, big tech companies, defense departments, and intelligence agencies. Previously, Tim was a reporter for the Ghanaian Chronicle in West Africa and an editor at Colombia Reports in South America. These days, he is only responsible for articles he writes and publishes in his own name. tim@sociable.co

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