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Daniela Mohor

@danielamohor.bsky.social
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Freelance journalist - Latin America & The Caribbean editor at The New Humanitarian. Coauthor of “La búsqueda”. Based in Santiago, Chile

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Daniela Mohor @danielamohor.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
Mario Torres is a Venezuelan migrant who, like myriad more people, is searching for some stability between Donald Trump’s hardline migration policies and Latin America’s growing crack down on migration @newhumanitarian.bsky.social retraced his journey www.thenewhumanitarian.org/opinion/firs...
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There and back: A migrant’s odyssey in post-Trump Latin America
Mario Torres, a brilliant young student, left Venezuela at 18 years old in search of a better life. That was eight years ago. This is his story.
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Eric Reidy @ericreidy.bsky.social · 27/04/2026
"Some people have returned home... while many are still searching for a place where they can find stability." My recent article with @danielamohor.bsky.social on the fate of asylum seekers stranded in Mexico by Trump co-published with @us.theguardian.com: www.theguardian.com/world/2026/a...
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Trump slammed the door shut on 300,000 asylum seekers. What happened to them?
US policy shift leaves migrants in limbo to retrace perilous journeys south, searching for stability
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Eric Reidy @ericreidy.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
On day one back in office, Trump shut down access to asylum at the US southern border, leaving 300,000 people stranded in Mexico. Fifteen months later, what happened to them? My colleague Daniela Mohor and I report: www.thenewhumanitarian.org/investigatio...
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What happened to the 300,000 asylum seekers stranded in Mexico by Trump?
Hundreds of thousands of people fleeing crises were left in limbo on day one of Trump’s second term. Fifteen months later, where are they?
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The New Humanitarian @newhumanitarian.bsky.social · 04/12/2025
Will Haiti's new anti-gang force (GSD( avoid the mistake of the previous foreign mission? How will it interact with controversial private military contractor Erik Prince´s drone operations in the country? To find out more read this briefing.
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Haiti in-depth: The new Gang Suppression Force and what it means for Haitians
Observers fear the anti-gang mission will repeat the mistakes of the previous foreign intervention and could throw more fuel on the fire.
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The New Humanitarian @newhumanitarian.bsky.social · 10/12/2025
The first foreign boots since the UN approved a Gang Suppression Force (GSF) to tackle Haiti’s worsening security crisis have hit the ground, but there’s little confidence among Haitians that it will be anything but yet another pointless foreign intervention. ⬇️
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As new UN force set to tackle gangs, Haitians speak of exhaustion and hopelessness
Among the displaced, there’s little confidence the UN’s Gang Suppression Force will be anything but yet another pointless foreign intervention.
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Daniela Mohor @danielamohor.bsky.social · 14/02/2025
El libro “La búsqueda”, que escribí con mi marido Cristóbal Jimeno sobre su padre detenido el día del golpe de estado en Chile en el palacio presidencial, cuenta una historia familiar y, a la vez, reconstruye una parte de la historia del país. En esta entrevista cuento más. youtu.be/WZxD_cG1ltY?...
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Entrevista a Libro Abierto con Daniela Mohor: "el periodismo está ideologizado"
YouTube video by El PeriodistaTV
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Daniela Mohor @danielamohor.bsky.social · 28/01/2025
Aid groups in Haiti are increasingly being perceived as protecting gangs and targeted by the police and self-defence groups. My latest for @newhumanitarian.bsky.social www.thenewhumanitarian.org/interview/20...
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Aid in the crosshairs: Why access is growing harder in Haiti
Aid groups are increasingly seen as protecting the gangs, leading them to become targeted by the police and self-defence groups.
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