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There was a problem at the polls in Costa Rica – and I was part of it

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These are the people we ask to trust us to tell the truth, and when they finally get a glimpse of us, we act like savages.
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Costa Rican journalist named as Columbia’s first-ever Knight Chair in Data Journalism

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Renowned Costa Rican journalist Giannina Segnini is recognized for her work at the forefront of data journalism education.
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A message to women: ‘Don’t be the one clipping your own wings’

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The Tico Times speaks with Mariana Santos, the founder of international digital media support network Chicas Poderosas.
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A late-night chat with a Pulitzer Prize winner

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You'd think former Tico Times reporter Rebecca Kimitch would be celebrating the night after her Pulitzer win. She wasn't - she was working on a new story. During a short break from her writing, she discussed with an old friend the future of journalism, her memories of Costa Rica, and a 15-year journalism career that, from the looks of things, is just getting started.
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