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Colombia – Hard times for coca farmers?

Colombian government has made peace with the FARC guerrilla. What does this mean for Colombian coca farmers? I visited coca plantations in La Gabarra close to the Venezuelan border.


Colombia – In FARC birthplace, prospect of peace after 52 years brings hope

On assignment for The Miami Herald in Marquetalia, cradle of the FARC guerrilla movement.


700 Prozent Inflation

Der Sozialismus in Venezuela hat abgewirtschaftet. Lebensmittel und andere Güter werden knapp, dabei hat das Land die weltgrößten Ölreserven. Wie konnte es soweit kommen? Zum vollständigen Artikel hier.


Colombia – Peace for a suffering country (Production)

http://www.ardmediathek.de/tv/Weltspiegel/Kolumbien-Frieden-f%C3%BCr-ein-geschundenes-/Das-Erste/Video-Podcast?bcastId=329478&documentId=44103132


Nicaragua – Emma Schweiger and Enma from Nicaragua

Invited by NGO World Vision, German child star Emma Schweiger visits Nicaragua and learns about the hard daily life of children in this central american country.


Colombia – Will a peace halt Colombia`s coca boom

Photographing coca farmers in in La Gabarra, Colombia, on assignment for The Miami Herald.


Colombia – Pineapple instead of cocaine

A farm in Colombia has brought together an unlikely group of former guerrilla and paramilitary fighters… Read article in Der Spiegel by correspondent Jens Glüsing, with my collaboration.


Colombia – Peace prevails in an unlikely spot

High in the hills of central Colombia, a cluster of eight villages has managed to do what the rest of Colombia only aspires to: sign a peace deal with the country’s largest guerrilla group, the FARC.


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