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Biography

Diana Cariboni is Latin America editor of the openDemocracy project Tracking the Backlash (TTB). She started writing for openDemocracy in 2018. She coordinates investigative reporting in Latin America. She was previously co-editor-in-chief of the IPS news agency and led its Latin America desk for more than ten years. She wrote the book ‘Guantánamo Entre Nosotros’ (2017) and won the Morosoli Award on international journalism 2023 and Uruguay’s national press award in 2018. e-mail: dia.cariboni@gmail.com diana.cariboni@opendemocracy.net Twitter: diana_cariboni

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  En Guantánamo, la ley nunca fue una línea roja para Estados Unidos

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  Mar. 08, 2025

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  En Guantánamo, la ley nunca fue una línea roja para EEUU

  By Diana Cariboni Verified

  Feb. 26, 2025

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  In Guantánamo, the law has never been a red line for the US

  By Diana Cariboni Verified

  Feb. 25, 2025

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openDemocracy

openDemocracy is a digital media organization founded in 2000 by Paul Hilder. It serves as a platform for discussing global politics and culture, offering independent journalism and analysis on various topics, including democracy, human rights, and social justice. The organization is committed to fostering informed debate and conversation through diverse opinion pieces and investigative reporting. The platform engages a wide audience interested in global issues, relying on reader support and donations to sustain its operations. openDemocracy aims to promote democratic values and transparency, striving to create a more engaged global community through its high-quality journalism and discussions.