Alejandra Almaraz is a Bolivian journalist based in Cochabamba. She has taken journalism courses with journalists Alex Ayala Ugarte and Camila Cibilis, and with the fact-checking site, Chequea Bolivia. She has contributed to the...
Alejandra Almaraz is a Bolivian journalist based in Cochabamba. She has taken journalism courses with journalists Alex Ayala Ugarte and Camila Cibilis, and with the fact-checking site, Chequea Bolivia. She has contributed to the Bolivian cultural magazine La Ramona, and is the founder and editor-in-chief of Casa de Nadie magazine, where she also writes reports and chronicles on gender, political, and socio-environmental issues.
Alejandra Almaraz, Brenda Villalba Sánchez / TruthdigJul 22, 2026
Bolivia, que atrajo la mirada internacional por su lucha y gobernanza indígena, ha quedado fracturada por las pugnas internas de sus movimientos y la represión estatal. Dig deeper ( 14 Min. Read )
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