Michelle Begue has been reporting for CGTN from Bogotá, Colombia since August 2010. Michelle has brought us in depth coverage on top issues that affect Central America, the Caribbean and South America. Politics, economics, culture, sports and social issues are just some of the topics she has covered for our viewers.
CGTN has sent her to the frontline of some the largest natural disasters in Latin America such as the landslides in Brazil and the inundations in Colombia.
In Haiti, Brazil, Peru and Venezuela, Michelle reported on the latest results during elections. From the Andes Mountains she brought us stories of the Coca Leaf in Peru. She has traveled to the heart of the Colombian conflict to show us the hopes and fears of the displaced.
As a correspondent, Michelle Begue hopes to give viewers a better look at Latin America so they can understand the culture and history of the region. Through her coverage she hopes the audience can connect, learn and feel they have visited these places along with her. Michelle´s dream as a journalist is to reach and change people with unique stories.
Colombia’s former President Alvaro Uribe was found guilty on Monday, July 28, of witness tampering and filing fraudulent charges. The case was historic as it’s the first time Colombia put a former head of state on trial. CGTN’s Michelle Begue has this story. Read More...
In rural Ubaté, Colombia, students at ICAM are tackling climate change with science. From purifying water to studying solar radiation, these young changemakers are transforming their community through hands-on environmental research. Read More...
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro is calling for a shift in weapons acquisition strategy. Colombia celebrated this month it’s International Aeronautic and Space Fair in Medellin. The president welcomed the acquisition of fighter jets from Sweden showing a departure from past purchases from the U.S. and […] Read More...
Colombia has set its sights on Asia in a plan to diversify its economy. In May, President Gustavo Petro traveled to China as President pro-tempore of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean states, where he formalized Colombia’s entry in China’s Belt and Road Initiative. […] Read More...
A recent study in Bogota is showing the effects of chronic exposure to air pollutants. To help with tracking, many citizens are taking part in an effort to monitor the air quality of their city, in order to inform the public. CGTN’s Michelle Begue has […] Read More...
With more than a third of Colombia’s land mass covered by the Amazon Rainforest, scientists there take a keen interest in protecting its biodiversity. That’s particularly evident at a scientific archive housed in Bogota, home to more than 100,000 samples of plant life. Michelle Begue […] Read More...
Yellow Fever cases are rising across South America, prompting new concerns for health authorities. The CDC has issued a level 2 travel notice advising travelers to take precautions if visiting affected countries. CGTN’s Michelle Begue has this story. Read More...
Colombian presidential caididate Miguel Uribe is in critical condition after being shot in the head Saturday, June 7, at a campaign event. Read More...
In Colombia, the second day of a 48-hour national strike called for by President Gustavo Petro has been underway. Petro wanted a public show of support for a referendum to overhaul Colombia’s labor laws. CGTN Correspondent Michelle Begue has more. Read More...
The global fashion industry leaves a huge footprint on the environment. Water consumption alone in making fabrics is a big concern. In Colombia, more and more fashion designers are turning to sustainable models so consumers can practice environmental responsibility when looking for places to shop. […] Read More...
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