Reporting from Panama: The Work Doesn’t Stop

Right now, I’m on the ground in Panama—miles away from home, but just as committed as ever to delivering the truth. I’m doing this full time, independently, and with purpose. Because in a world overflowing with noise, distortion, and corporate agendas, independent journalism isn’t just important—it’s essential.

I’m not backed by a major media network. There are no billionaire donors funding my work. What you get from me is raw, unfiltered reporting powered by one thing: truth. That’s what drives me—whether I’m on familiar soil or speaking with residents here in Panama who have powerful stories of their own to tell.

Your support allows me to do this:

And speaking of those voices—many Panamanians I’ve spoken with share a clear and consistent message: deep concern and even disdain for Donald Trump and his recent threats regarding the Panama Canal. They see his rhetoric not just as reckless, but as dangerous posturing that could have real consequences for their sovereignty and livelihood. Their words are grounded in history, pride, and an urgent awareness of how global power games affect everyday lives.

Doing this kind of work independently isn’t always easy. It means long hours, tight resources, and constantly pushing past barriers. But I believe deeply that journalism done right is worth it. And it’s only possible with support from people like you who value truth over convenience, depth over headlines.

So whether I’m reporting from Panama or anywhere else in the world, know this: I’m here, full time, doing the work. And I’ll keep showing up—because the truth doesn’t wait, and neither will I.

Thank you for being part of this.