Alessandro Cinque

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Photojournalist at Reuters

Freelance Photojournalist based in Peru. @Reuters Contributor. Grantee @natgeo and @pulitzercenter. All opinions are my own.

Articles

Perú reconoce por primera vez la existencia de minería informal de cobre a gran escala

3 days ago | bloomberglinea.com | Marcelo Rochabrun |Alessandro Cinque

Bloomberg — El gobierno de Perú reconoce por primera vez la existencia de minería informal de cobre a gran escala y advierte que los altos precios podrían provocar un aumento de la actividad en el futuro cercano.
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1 month ago | alessandrocinque.substack.com | Alessandro Cinque

Hi! I’m Alessandro Cinque, a photographer and storyteller. For years, I’ve traveled through the Andes, immersing myself in the stories of those living in the conflict between their land and the mining multinationals exploiting it. El Precio de la Tierra is my longest and most complex work: a visual narrative of mining neocolonialism, blending the harsh reality of mining lands with a deeper, almost dreamlike dimension.
Peru Copper Fuels Clash Between Indigenous Locals, Mining Giants

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Marcelo Rochabrun |James Attwood |Alessandro Cinque |Jack Farchy

Share this articleLea la nota en español. An Indigenous community in the heart of the Peruvian Andes is doing what most of its peers in mineral-rich areas around the world aren’t: mining and profiting from their ancestral lands. There, more than 13,000 feet above sea level, thousands of Quechua-speaking subsistence farmers have built what’s one of the largest informal copper mines in the world.
Great white shark's 9-million-year-old ancestor found in Peru

Jan 20, 2025 | azdailysun.com | Alessandro Cinque

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Jan 20, 2025 | azdailysun.com | Alessandro Cinque

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Hip-hop drives motorists into a rollercoaster of chaos: study

Mar 7, 2024 | heraldlive.co.za | Shonisani Tshikalange |Alessandro Cinque

News Editors Choice Researchers ranked the tunes on criteria including loudness, beats per minute and how energetic the song is - which can affect driver focus - to get to the "distraction score." File image Motorists wanting a smooth and safe commute are advised to steer clear of hip-hop and Afrobeat tracks, which have emerged as the most distracting music genres and can race your heartbeat faster than your odometer.