Diego Graglia, journalist

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These are multimedia highlights of my work. For a full professional biography, click here, for a summation of my career, here.

Experience in top-ranked publications in the U.S. and Latin America

• Expansión (Mexico): Managing editor at Mexico’s leading business magazine.
• The Associated Press (Latin America): Deputy Sports Editor for Latin America. Previously, editor at the World Spanish Desk.



• Daily News (New York): Wrote about Latino life, culture and politics. See stories here and at the Daily News’ website.
• The Star-Ledger (Newark, NJ): Beat reporter covering the city of Elizabeth. See stories.
• Gatopardo (Mexico): Managing editor at this narrative journalism magazine.
• Diarios y Noticias (Buenos Aires): National and metro reporter at this wire service. See stories.
• Clarín (Buenos Aires): Police and general assignment intern. See stories.
• El Mercurio (Chile): News features from New York for Sunday magazine. See stories here and on El Mercurio’s website.
• Published long-form narratives on acclaimed Peruvian mag Etiqueta Negra; on Mexico’s Expansión; and on Argentina’s Brando, on the ten-year anniversary of the ”Yosemite murders.”

Strong academic background

• Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, MS, honors graduate, 2003.
• New York University, Latin American Studies, MA, 2007.

Multimedia reporting and editing skills

• Developed and published NY·DF, a multimedia roadtrip blog about Latinos and the 2008 presidential election, including podcasts, text, photos and an interactive map, publishing from the car as we drove across the U.S.
• Edited the Feet in Two Worlds immigration news project. Appeared on New York public radio as a guest on several occasions:
• Produces features for public radio.

On tango dances in New York:

On the history of the Dominican community in New York:

• Shoots and edits audio slideshows:
• Video production. (See more):
• News photography, including photos published by The A.P. and the Daily News.



Latinos frustrated with President Obama. (AP Photo/Diego Graglia)