Revista Citrica

Cítrica Magazine is a media that was born in 2011 as a digital space and, in 2012, expanded its reach with a printed edition. Organized as a cooperative of workers, the medium emerged after the closure of the newspaper Crítica de la Argentina and is characterized by giving visibility to under-reported communities and struggles, such as native peoples, environmental defenders, the LGTBI+ community and families who are victims of institutional violence. Cítrica Magazine addresses issues from a social and human rights perspective, with sections dedicated to Ecology, Human Rights and Gender, among others. His production includes news coverage, reports, chronicles and interviews. Over the years, the medium has expanded its platforms and today operates through its website, printed edition and social networks such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and WhatsApp. The Revista Cítrica team considers daily reflecting on the journalism they want and should practice, maintaining as a guiding principle the decision to show what traditional media do not make visible. Its commitment is to amplify the voices of social, cultural and environmental expressions that remain outside the focus of large media, addressing these causes as part of its collective fight against a system that excludes large sectors of society. The medium operates independently, with financing based on subscribers, and seeks to consolidate its journalistic work through the financial support of its audience.