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Soldiers have been out on the streets across Ecuador after President Daniel Noboa declared a "state of war" against drug gangs. Guillermo Galdos reports. channel4.com/news/ecuador-d…

When you go to bed with the devil you wake up with him… channel4.com/news/ecuador-d…

Ecuador cracks downs on cartels after chaos descends. Guillermo Galdos reports. channel4.com/news/ecuador-c…

Cesar Suarez, The prosecutor investigating gang attack on TV station shot and killed in Guayaquil, Guillermo Galdos had spent the week there witnessing the crackdown on gangs following last week's coordinated attacks Channel 4 News #Ecuador youtu.be/pgHAfUsOyUw?si… via YouTube

The recent uptick in violence has prevented World Food Programme from reaching 370,000+ of the most food insecure Haitians since early February. Without sustained access, we risk seeing the most vulnerable people fall into famine-like conditions. 🆕Press release wfp.org/news/wfp-calls…

How Mexican drug cartels made their own fentanyl crisis youtube.com/watch?v=GYbFc9…

🎞️ La mirada documental de Pacha Films, productora peruana que llega a HBO con 'Masacre de los mormones' Liderado por Guillermo Galdós y Luis Del Valle, Pacha Films es la productora de documentales más importante del Perú. ✍️ Sandro Mairata[Sandro Mairata]larepublica.pe/cine-series/20…

The massacre of nine Mormon women and children in Sonora, Mexico, in 2019 is a truly horrific case and my heart still bleeds for the families. I was honored to work on this docu-series out today on Max that goes in depth into the attack and investigation. max.com/mx/es/shows/ma…

“The baby spent too much time in my belly. He almost died.” Haitian women are taking extraordinary risks to cross the border to the Dominican Republic to survive their pregnancies. But once they reach the other side, the reality is more complicated.

Congratulations to Channel 4 News and ITV News, who have been shortlisted across One World Media awards. C4's Secunder Kermani has been nominated for ‘Correspondent of the Year’ and Yousef D. Hammash for ‘New Voice’, while it's short doc ‘Tuvalu: Losing Paradise' is up for the new ‘Environmental

Is it cool to enjoy narco culture - when there are 30K murders a year in Mexico and 100K OD deaths in the US? With Peso Pluma in the top 50 most streamed and narco series reaching hundreds of millions, I look at the ethics of mass narco culture. Read↓ crashoutmedia.com/p/is-it-cool-t…

Thank you everyone who attended last night’s screening of Unreported World! A massive thank you to all our panelists and our co-host One World Media Russell Gates Concern Worldwide UK Krishnan Guru-Murthy Guillermo Galdos Andy Lee Nevine Mabro

It was great to join our friends International Broadcasting Trust (IBT) last evening for a screening of Unreported World on Haiti. An excellent documentary led by Guillermo Galdos followed by a panel discussion with Guillermo, Russell Gates Andy Lee Nevine Mabro Krishnan Guru-Murthy Thanks to everyone who attended!

Eight million people have fled Venezuela, determined to seek a better life abroad. Many of them have left their children behind, unable to feed or care for them. Guillermo Galdos reports.

“There are foreigners who like virgins or ‘innocents’”. Tourists are paying extra for children in Colombia’s ‘Sin City'.

This woman says she's drugging and robbing foreigners in Colombia’s second-largest city, using a deadly local drug called Devil’s Breath. A growing number of tourists are dying in suspicious circumstances in Medellin - most of them after arranging to meet women on dates.

For Unreported World, Guillermo Galdos goes inside one of the first home-made 'narco' submarines captured by Spanish authorities. It was used by gangs to smuggle cocaine from South America to Europe. Pictures courtesy of Agencia Tributaria

In Galicia, Spain, tracking down drug gangs is difficult and rare, but Guillermo Galdos manages to meet up with a local smuggler we’re calling ‘Luis’. His tight-knit group is one of hundreds operating there. Pictures courtesy of Agencia Tributaria.