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  I have a great admiration for  Paula Molina . She is Chilean, a journalist by profession, radio broadcaster and editor. She studied journalism at the University of Chile, master in public policy at the Adolfo Ibáñez University and she was winner to “Nieman” grant of the Harvard University in 2013. Her zodiacal sign is Leo. She does worked in radio, television, newspaper, magazines, and various digital media. Since 1999 she work in “Cooperativa Radio”, there she has served in various positions. One of her grates contribution was the creation of first robot Chabot news of Chile, called “LaBot”. It share information through Telegram and Facebook Messenger. It send news, graphics, surveys analytics and other data to subscribers. This invention made him win the “Excellence Journalism Awards” of the UAH in 2018.   I admire her mainly because she is a much empowered woman. Also because currently is host and panelist of the program “Pauta Libre”, an independent political di...

  Journalism connects the world The reasons that encouraged me to study journalism were many, some of them are communicating ideas, reporting events, interviewing figures from all areas of society, etc. When I think of becoming a journalist, I see myself traveling, writing, documenting and criticizing. This with the goal of showing different realities, discovering new stories and telling them to those who want to hear them.   Journalism benefits the world by informing about events that happen around us, so society knows what is going on. It also investigates unsolved or forgotten cases, delivering justice. It also shows different realities and opinions that facilitate the creation of a more diverse and pluralistic world.   Journalism has the ability to connect the world, a much needed skill in a world that seems increasingly separated. It also has the ability to provide a space for the voices of minorities that often go unheard, which is beneficial for everyone in...