Brenda Villalba Sánchez is a Bolivian journalist and researcher specializing in the environment, science, solutions, gender and diversity. She trained in visual and data storytelling at Diego Portales University and the Columbia Global Center....
Brenda Villalba Sánchez is a Bolivian journalist and researcher specializing in the environment, science, solutions, gender and diversity. She trained in visual and data storytelling at Diego Portales University and the Columbia Global Center. She collaborates with various national and international media outlets, and currently serves as development coordinator at the online magazine Casa de Nadie, as well as a contributor to Mongabay Latam. She is a member of the Latin American Network of Young Journalists (Red LATAM de Jóvenes Periodistas), RedFem Bolivia and the Center for Social and Political Studies at Playa Ancha University.
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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