http://elpais.com/elpais/2016/05/19/planeta_futuro/1463660118_166427.html

Jessica Murray and Rafa Arocha explain El Efecto Instantáneo, a collective show where I have participated with my work and my vision on Spain’s crisis in Galicia, a region located in the Atlantic Coast, Nort West of the country. My work is displayed with the work of other group of photographers who have also contributed with their vision on Spanish’s crisis from different places throughout Spain.
This collective show is in Pati Llimona, a Cultural Centre in Barcelona, and you can visit it until the next 4th of June. The group exhibition shows the different perspectives that we have offered about the crisis in collaboration with Crónica21.
To see the publication click on the link: http://blogs.elpais.com/africa-no-es-un-pais/2016/02/films-femmes-afrique-desigualdad-cine-dakar.html#more
por Xavier Limia de Gardón
Ventana Latina is an online publication that aims to make the rich culture of Latin America accessible to English-speaking audiences. It does so by publishing the work of poets, novelists, essayists, journalists, artists and other cultural producers in Latin America, frequently in translation, as well as pieces by those interested in Latin America living in the English-speaking world.
For the June 2015 issue of the magazine, I was interviewed by Verónica Sanchís, photographer and journalist who collaborates with the cultural magazine based in London. She created the monthly feature, Fotografia Latina, for which she runs monthly interviews with photographers who work in Latin America. More recently, she launched the digital platform, Foto Féminas, which promotes through monthly online features the work of female Latin American and Caribbean photographers and of female photographers who work in Latin America.
You can read the whole interview here
Feature of the interview of Ruth Buendía for El País – Planeta Futuro, a section in the newspaper that is focused on enviromental and sustainability issues.
Ruth Buendía is the leader of the Asháninkas, one of the most extended and numerous ethnic group in the Amazonia. She is also an activist who works to protect the environment and the rights of the indigenous population.
You can read the whole interview (in Spanish) following the link: http://elpais.com/elpais/2015/05/26/planeta_futuro/1432651997_410779.html
Ashaninkas, the guardians of the jungle was featured in El Pais – Planeta Futuro on February 26th of 2015.
Planeta Futuro is a section included in El Pais newspaper that is focused on subjects such as environment,
human development, sustainability, climate change and the consequences of globalisation, amongst others.
To read the full story click here