This award honors its work in giving a platform to voices usually ignored by mainstream media.

On Wednesday, the jury of Venezuela’s 2025 Simon Bolivar National Journalism Awards announced the winners of its latest edition, granting teleSUR a special mention for its two decades of journalistic work in the Global South.

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The distinction recognizes its editorial approach, focused on amplifying voices traditionally marginalized by mainstream media circuits. Since its founding, the outlet has solidified an editorial line prioritizing coverage from Latin America, Africa, and Asia, establishing an alternative model of communication.

Over these 20 years, teleSUR has successfully navigated challenges posed by technological transformations, adapting to new digital formats without compromising its editorial independence. This ability to evolve has been key to maintaining its journalistic relevance. 

The outlet’s impact extends beyond immediate news, contributing to the construction of narratives by and for the Global South. Its coverage of topics such as international cooperation, social justice, and human rights has fostered critical audiences, redefining the standards of journalism in contexts of informational asymmetry. 

This recognition reinforces teleSUR’s trajectory and highlights new challenges in an ever-changing media landscape. The award underscores its commitment to content that balances global information flows, ensuring stories from the Global South receive the depth and visibility they deserve. With this distinction, the outlet faces the future with the same conviction that has guided its first twenty years.

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