Escenario Tlaxcala

We set out, say the creators of Escenario Tlaxcala, to be a medium interested in citizen empowerment and construction through the generation of news spaces and truthful and original informative content, with ethics, journalistic sensitivity and empathy to bring us closer to the different realities of Tlaxcala.

Escenario was born in 2015 as an informal internet radio station that came to have the participation of 80 young collaborators, including opinion columnists and vodcast hosts for networks. social. In 2017 they transitioned to a news portal.

Escenario Tlaxcala has among its achievements three State Journalism Awards, one in the Transparency category and two in Human Rights, for the use of tools to access public information in the preparation of its journalistic products and with the focus on vulnerable populations that are not very visible in traditional media.

It has been a recipient of six grants, highlighting in 2021 its participation along with 12 other projects around the world in the Open Fund against Covid-19 Vaccine disinformation.

They tell stories to not allow missing people to be forgotten, stories that place on the local agenda how Tlaxcalan ecosystems are being destroyed, how the effects of gentrification are beginning to be noticed in the state, and stories to document the violation of the human rights of minorities.

Its mission is to be an information tool for Tlaxcalans concerned about misinformation based on content with critical thinking and a gender perspective; changing the narrative of those who say that Tlaxcala does not exist, giving a voice to those who have not been represented in the Tlaxcala media.

They work to be a benchmark for independent journalism in Mexico with a diversified and sustainable business model, focusing their efforts on reader income through 2024.