On the bus or off, Venezuela journalists try to deliver news
By REGINA GARCIA CANO and JUAN PABLO ARRAEZAugust 3, 2021 GMT
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) After boarding a bus in Venezuela’s capital, Juan Pablo Lares sits in front facing the passengers, turns on a microphone and speaker, and delivers the news while a colleague holds a black cardboard frame around his face to mimic a television screen.
“Good morning! This is the newscast of El Bus TV Capitolio,” he reads from his script to the passengers, most of whom listen carefully while others brush past him to get on or off at their stops. The news he delivers is not always flattering to Venezuela’s socialist government.
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