Images From Central America’s Wars and Its Unfinished Peace

July 28, 2022 01:09:31
Images From Central America’s Wars and Its Unfinished Peace
Events at USIP
Images From Central America’s Wars and Its Unfinished Peace

Jul 28 2022 | 01:09:31

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Show Notes

Award-winning photojournalists Bill Gentile and Robert Nickelsberg began their careers reporting on the Cold War struggles that embroiled Central America in the 1980’s and 1990’s — a time when long-standing economic disparities and deep political divides erupted into irregular warfare throughout the region. On July 27, USIP hosted Gentile, Nickelsberg and José Luis Sanz for a reflection on the legacy of Cold War-era conflicts in Central America.

Speakers

Bill Gentile
Journalist in Residence, School of Communication, American University

Robert Nickelsberg
Photojournalist specializing in political and cultural change
        
José Luis Sanz
Washington Correspondent, El Faro

Keith Minesmoderator 
Program Director, Latin America, U.S. Institute of Peace

 

For more information about this event, please visit: https://www.usip.org/events/images-central-americas-wars-and-its-unfinished-peace

 

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