Pablo Garrigós Cucarella

Pablo Garrigós is a Belgian-Spanish visual journalist based in Brussels. He collaborates with news agencies and TV news channels covering international affairs. His work has been featured in national newspapers across Europe such as El País, The Guardian, and Le Soir, and by TV stations such as Al-Jazeera, RTVE, France 24 and GloboTV. He also works on long-term projects that focus on identity and human rights violations in Europe and Africa.

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In Uganda, virus hunters search for traces of next pandemic

16 September 2022

Environment

In Uganda, virus hunters search for traces of next pandemic

A group of veterinarians and health workers are collecting and analysing samples from animals and humans at a tourist hotspot in Uganda to [...]Read the full article

Evicted in the midst of a pandemic: Belgium's housing crisis

26 April 2021

Human rights

Evicted in the midst of a pandemic: Belgium’s housing crisis

Before the coronavirus arrived in Belgium, around 600 families were being evicted from their homes every year. The impact of the health crisis [...]Read the full article

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