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occupation, the rise of the al-Qaida terror network, and finally, the war against the Islamic State group.

He went on to cover the breakdown in security and sectarian bloodbath that prevailed for years, as well as the U.S. Majid joined the AP in Baghdad in March 2004, a year after the U.S.-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003. Khodeir Majid, Veteran AP producer from Iraq, died April 16. He was employed in Dainik Jagran, Lucknow for almost a decade. From a remembrance :Īnkit was an energetic and passionate young journalist. He was 51.Īnkit Shukla, journalist from India, died April 16. Leonel Ramón Martínez, journalist from Venezuela, died April 16. He also held the position of neighborhood mayor of the Los Granados urbanization. was a member of the National Association of Journalists (ANP), the Círculo de Periodistas Deportivos and former Director of Economy of the Colegio de Periodistas de La Libertad during the period 2010 – 2013. Juan Becerra Hernández, journalist from Peru, died April 16.

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Your unique way of telling jokes, your weather report, your motivational phrases, your way of dancing in the booth, your way of making everyone, both in the studio and on the other side, let’s get infected with a unique, positive energy, full of joy. Jorge Suárez Moreno, journalist from Ecuador, died April 16.

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Football was one of his greatest professional passions: thanks to his knowledge on the subject, he collaborated with several important clubs such as Taranto and Brindisi, both in sports secretarial work and in the press office. With his shots he has told thousands of sporting events, dedicating particular passion to the youth categories and the referee class. Ninni Cannella, photographer and journalist from Italy, died April 16. He worked for many years as a sports narrator on the radio station Olímpica Estéreo and was currently part of the team for the radio station La Costeña. Teobaldo Villalba, journalist from Colombia, died April 17. Omar Rey, journalist from Colombia, died April 17. From a remembrance :īetween 19, Rodrigo Pareja coordinated the office of El Espectador in Medellín, inheriting his father who did it between 19. Rodrigo Pareja Montoya, journalist from Colombia, died April 17. The small steps, in starched pants and shirt, always hugged to books by the corridors of the Federal University of Ceará (UFC), materialized the “calm”, the “patience” and the “delicacy” unanimously described by personalities, friends and alumni heard by Diário do Nordeste. Gilmar de Carvalho, journalist from Brazil, died April 17. Needless to say, one of the “good guys” of this profession left, those people who will undoubtedly be present at a talk, at a sporting event, or at a time when the media meets. He worked as a journalist for almost 25 years, having served in many media outlets including Dainik Jagran, Umar Ujala and Rashtriya Sahara.ĭesire Cabrera, journalist from Paraguay, died April 18.įernando Videla, journalist from Argentina, died April 17. From a remembrance :īrijendra was a resident of Kanpur, and was serving in Agra for almost two years. He was 65.īrijendra Patel, journalist from India, died April 18. Vinay Srivastava, journalist from India, died April 18. Throughout his illustrious career, Lodi was at the helm of many successful television and radio programmes, the most renowned of which was Channel I’s “Amar Chobi”, which he hosted and co-directed with Shamim Alam Dipen.

Shafiuzzaman Khan Lodi, senior cine journalist from Bangladesh, died April 18. Nazrul Islam Bakshi, journalist from India, died April 18. From a remembrance :ĭuring his career of more than 25 years he worked in written media and radio, in his last years he worked in the Diario de Xalapa where he covered the sports source. Hazem Mounir, journalist from Egypt, died April 18.Īlejandro Aguirre Flores, journalist from Mexico, died April 18. Jorge Schweizer, photojournalist from Argentina, died April 18. Since 2007, he maintained the Café com Jornalista.

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Currently, he was the press officer of Sinttromar – a union that represents drivers in Maringá and the region. In the city, he also collaborated with the newspapers Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo.

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also worked at TV Maringá (Band) as an editor and commentator on TV news. Luiz Fernando Cardoso, journalist from Brazil, died April 18. Here, we’re collecting the published obituaries of the journalists and those employed by the media around the world who’ve died because of the coronavirus. So as many of us have been taught to do, we’re gathering the stories alongside the numbers. Worldwide, more than 2 million people have died, according to The New York Times, with more than 400,000 deaths in the U.S. How can we understand loss on the scale we’re now experiencing? Please check Press Emblem Campaign’s list for the latest updates.