Bogotá, Bogota, Colombia
2 reviews$250 - $800 / Day
I work with social justice issues, indigenous communities, migration and the war on drugs. Freelance for media such as CNN International, ARD, Fluter Magazine, Taz Die, Republik. I also work with human rights organizations such as Dejusticia, Fairtunes Colombia, Mevico and Asokatio. I have worked as a fixer for journalist Toby Muse (CGTN), for the rest of the world magazine and for the Swiss network SRF.
February • 2023
Andres was an exceptionally good fixer! His work ethic, local connections, and intelligent perspective were critical to helping my story come together. I would recommend him to anyone looking for fixer, photography, or video services in Colombia. He has my highest endorsement.
Produced for Freelance
Produced for Bloomberg Originals Shorts
The Threat of Tainted Cancer Drugs: Hospitals around the world use drugs from a small but crucial Indian supplier. In Colombia four kids died and more than a hundred fell ill. In a months-long investigation, Bloomberg Businessweek found that, despite a track record of safety lapses and quality concerns, the manufacturer continued selling its drugs. (Source: Bloomberg)
Produced for Dejusticia
On October 19, 2020, the Minga del Suroccidente arrived in Bogotá to draw attention to the abandonment of the State. This mobilization brought together indigenous, Afro and peasant communities in common claims crossed by discrimination. From Dejusticia we support this expression of the social movement and demand guarantees for the exercise of their rights, including their right to protest.
Produced for CNN
Anger over a controversial tax hike has turned into a protest movement against police violence in Colombia. Weeks of protests and clashes with police have seen more than 42 people killed and police stations vandalized. For one activist, it's about defending the right to protest; for a police officer, it's about finding a solution.
Produced for CNN
Venezuelan migrant workers, who left the country when its economy collapsed, are trying to return as coronavirus cases surge across the region. Now thousands are stuck at the Colombia border in worsening conditions.
Produced for CNN
A dramatic second wave of coronavirus is wreaking havoc in Colombia. Overworked health care professionals are feeling the crunch as the government recently announced its vaccination campaign will not start until the end of February.
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