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Max de Haldevang

@max-d-reporter.bsky.social
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Journalist @Financial Times. Previously in Mexico City, NYC & Moscow with Bloomberg, Quartz and the Moscow Times

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Max de Haldevang @max-d-reporter.bsky.social · 14/06/2026
Enjoyed pulling together this crazy tale for the FT magazine cover as.ft.com/r/3a2b9dd7-4... @financialtimes.com @ftweekend.com
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American Narco: The Miami football player who fell foul of Pablo Escobar
How Greg Pahules talked his way into the Medellín cartel
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Robert Nicholson @rbnicholson.bsky.social · 13/06/2026
A genuinely insane story www.ft.com/content/c5c7...
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American Narco: The Miami football player who fell foul of Pablo Escobar
How Greg Pahules talked his way into the Medellín cartel
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Max de Haldevang @max-d-reporter.bsky.social · 05/04/2025
Loved making this doc: Britain's biggest carbon offset player sold itself as a boutique option but fell foul of problems with fair pay and quality seen across the market
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Robert Nicholson @rbnicholson.bsky.social · 13/12/2024
Extraordinary and courageous reporting from my friend Max de Haldevang for OCCRP. Huge questions for some enormous multinationals. www.occrp.org/en/feature/b...
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Blood and Ore: Mexican Cartel Violence Silences Mine Opponents
The abduction of a Mexican community activist who campaigned against an iron ore mine owned by New York-listed Ternium has shone a light on how local cartels benefit from the presence of mining compan...
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Max de Haldevang @max-d-reporter.bsky.social · 13/12/2024
NEW: I spent months digging into a pattern of Indigenous Mexicans being murdered, dissapeared & abducted by narcos when opposing mines owned by NYSE-listed mining @Ternium The reason, one narco told cops: "They were fucking with the mines" /1 www.occrp.org/en/feature/b...
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Blood and Ore: Mexican Cartel Violence Silences Mine Opponents
The abduction of a Mexican community activist who campaigned against an iron ore mine owned by New York-listed Ternium has shone a light on how local cartels benefit from the presence of mining compan...
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