UPDATE: Babalú has done the homework, and here is the list he has compiled of NAHJ members. You can send them your questions.Media Contacts: Joseph Torres, (202) 662-7143;
jtorres@nahj.org
nahj@nahj.org for general NAHJ information
Daniela Montalvo, (202) 662-7152
dmontalvo@nahj.org
Executive Director
Ivan Roman
iroman@nahj.org
Deputy Director, Communications and Media Policy
Joseph Torres
jtorres@nahj.org
Parity Project Director
Kevin Olivas
kolivas@nahj.org
Development Director
Azuree Salazar
asalazar@nahj.org
Finance Director
Jerry Crute
jcrute@nahj.org
Parity Project Associate Director (West Coast)
Rosa Maria Santana
rsantana@nahj.org
Parity Project Associate Director (Texas)
Michele Gonzalez
mgonzalez@nahj.org
Professional Development Manager
Marissa Silvera
msilvera@nahj.org
Educational Programs Manager
Christie Gomez
cgomez@nahj.org
Communications and Research Coordinator
Daniela Montalvo
dmontalvo@nahj.org
Membership Coordinator
Claudia Araujo
caraujo@nahj.org
Executive Assistant
Yaneth Guillen
yguillen@nahj.org
Parity Project Researcher/Administrative Assistant
Leticia Salazar
lsalazar@nahj.org
Program Assistant
Virginia Galindo
vgalindo@nahj.org
_____________________________June 1, 2006
Via satellite el cabezón de la Revolución, Ricardo Alarcón will attend the National Association of Hispanic Journalists’ convention this month in Fort Lauderdale.
Cuban activist Ninoska Pérez Castellón said she hopes journalists challenge Alarcón when he gives untruthful answers.The Sun-Sentinel has the rest of the story.
"I hope the journalists there have the integrity to ask him the questions that need to be asked," she said. "Every time we see Alarcón interviewed ... he gives a ridiculous answer and they just sit there and take it."
2 comments:
Why don't us bloggers start compiling questions and send them to those journalist? Iknow they will probaably ignore us, but can you imagine them reading our questions and who knows one might slip through!
It is probably a good idea, and I think we should try. As to them ignoring the question, you bet they will! To journalists (from the MSM) bloggers are nothing more than a piece of gum stuck to the sole of their shoes. They will try not to upset el cabezón.
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