Global Voices Latin America recently join forces with Mexican news site Sin embargo.
Global Voices Latin America [1] and Mexican news site Sin Embargo [2]recently agreed to join forces to spread original stories form Mexico and Latin America to a global audience.
Sin Embargo [2] is a Spanish language news site based in Mexico that produces original journalism and investigative stories. The site was founded in 2011, under the slogan “rigorous journalism”, and is among Mexico's top news sites. Every month the site averages 4.6 million unique users and 10 million page views.
While many digital news operations aggregate content from other sites, founder and publisher Jorge Zepeda Patterson believes [3] that “the only possibility for generating significant traffic is by creating your own content.”
Starting July, Global Voices will translate and publish stories from Sin Embargo on its Spanish and English language sites. Some stories may get translated into up to 30 languages through our Lingua translation project. This is the first story Global Voices published as part of the cooperation: Mexico Was Hacking Team's No. 1 Client for Spyware [4].