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Diego Casaes

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About Diego Casaes

13 posts · joined 2009-05-11

I'm a Bachelor in Tourism but also a lover of Journalism and digital media.
One can easily find me on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/casaesdiego

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November 20th, 2009

Brazil: The loss of a pioneer digital activist

The Brazilian blogosphere is mourning today: the country has lost one of its pioneers digital activists.

November 15th, 2009

Blogger Profiles: Caribé, an incurable idealist and cyberactivist in Brazil

Global Voices Online has interviewed João Carlos Caribé, one of the most influential cyberactivist bloggers in Brazil and the man behind the Mega Não movement, that fights censorship in the Brazilian Internet.

November 1st, 2009

Brazil: A view from slum dwellers on Rio's drugs warPhotos post

In this post, we hear the views of citizen journalists from the Viva Favela project on the drug-fueled violence sweeping Rio de Janeiro's slums that they watch unfold from their doorstep.

October 16th, 2009

Posts in Portuguese on Blog Action Day ‘09

Portuguese-speaking bloggers from various countries have joined global bloggers on Blog Action Day to reach readers and raise awareness of climate change.

September 28th, 2009

Global Voices and Blog Action Day 2009

Global Voices is an official blog partner of Blog Action Day on October 15, a global day of action where bloggers everywhere will join forces to blog about climate change.

September 16th, 2009

Brazil: Bloggers on why there is still racism in the countryVideo post

Following the discussions on racism brought up a few weeks ago with the story of a black man accused of stealing his own luxury car, Diego Casaes highlights other cases and bloggers' takes on racial discrimination.