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Scotiabank / CJFE Journalism Fellows
José Peralta, Uruguay: 2013-2014 Mr. Peralta is from Montevideo, Uruguay, and in 2006 he began writing for Búsqueda, a Uruguayan weekly. His work focuses on energy development, education, and public enterprise, and we look forward to welcoming him to Toronto in the fall. Follow José Peralta on Twitter: @Jose3v3 Mary Triny Mena, Venezuela: 2012-2013 Mary Triny Mena is a journalist at Globovision, a Venezuelan news channel. Follow Mary Triny Mena on Twitter: @mmena_gv Luis Horacio Nájera, Mexico: 2011-2012 Luis Horacia Nájera is currently a visiting fellow at the Munk School’s Citizen Lab. Follow Luis Horacio Nájera on Twitter: @Najera13 Eric Lemus, El Salvador: 2009 Eric Lemus is a freelance journalist and has written for international and El Salvadoran media outlets. Follow Eric Lemus on Twitter: @EricLombardoFellowship Partners
Massey College Massey College Master John Fraser has noted the importance of the program, saying, “our relationship with the CJFE/Scotiabank Fellowship is one of our most important partnerships. It reinforces our mandate to reach out beyond the academy and be a bridge community with the wider world.” Follow Massey College on Twitter: @MasseyCollege Scotiabank Sue Graham Parker, Scotiabank’s Executive Vice President of Global Human Resources, highlights the value of this partnership with Massey College and CJFE. “Past participants in this fellowship have been very clear about the high personal and professional value of this kind of opportunity and we’re very proud to work with CJFE and Massey College to make it happen as part of our Bright Future philanthropic program.” Follow Scotiabank on Twitter: @scotiabank
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