Julieta Bugacoff

Julieta Bugacoff

Julieta is a freelance journalist and photographer. She studies anthropology at the National University of San Martín. She usually works with issues related to gender, migration and the environment. She collaborates with media such as New Society, The Cry of the South, LatFem, and The Rocket to the Moon (among others). Since 2020 she has been part of the 5th generation of young journalists of the RedLatam de Distintas Latitudes. Her greatest talent is the ability to relate everything to a Simpsons episode.
climate justice

COP26: Climate justice is yet to be achieved

On November 13, Greta Thumberg wrote on her Twitter account: “# COP26 is over: Here’s a short summary: blah, blah, blah. The actual work continues outside of these aisles. We will never give up, ever.” The words of the Swedish activist constitute a ...

environmental awareness

This artificial intelligence is trying to save the Amazon

In recent years, environmental issues have been increasingly on the public agenda. Even so, in most Latin American countries there are no specific laws aimed at raising awareness on the subject. ...

Defenders of the earth: indigenous Mexican women reflect at COP26

A delegation made up of 10 indigenous women from Mexico, known as the Defenders of the Earth , attended COP26 to demand that the voices of the peoples who defend the environment and territory be heard. What do they do, what do they ...

cop26

Argentina before COP 26: between indebtedness and the urgency of the energy transition

What does COP26 mean for the Latin American country of Argentina? Will there be emphasis on energy transition in an economy plagued by debt? ...