Journalists honor colleagues in the profession on Press Day

This Monday (June 1st) is celebrated the press day🇧🇷 To honor the profession that has the responsibility of informing the population, always with quality and rigor, CLAUDIA invited great women and journalists to share what they most admire about their professional colleagues.

Maju Coutinhofor example, honors Renata Vasconcellosexecutive editor and presenter of Jornal Nacional, and Andréia Sadi, reporter and political columnist for GloboNews. Already Patricia Campos Melospecial reporter and columnist for Folha de S. Paulo, describes what inspires her most in Dorrit Harazim🇧🇷

Check out all the tributes to women journalists below:

Maju Coutinho on Renata Vasconcellos and Andréia Sadi

“I’m going with Renadi (Renata Vasconcellos and Andréia Sadi). Renata, who plays with intelligence, class, firmness and sensitivity, alongside Willian Bonner, electrifying editions of JN. Sadi who circulates between JH, JN and Globonews with his exclusive information and his clear way of translating the backstage of politics.”

Flavia Oliveira on Linda Bezerra

“I choose Linda Bezerra because of her trajectory, which is not simple. She was born in Piauí and went to study in Bahia. She has a very solid trajectory in the Bahian press. She was a reporter, editor and since 2016 she has been editor-in-chief at the newspaper Correio (BA). Perhaps she is the only black woman in a senior editorial position in a major journal in Brazil. This representativeness needs to be celebrated. Although Bahia is the state with the highest percentage of black people in its population, the participation of these people in spaces of power is still very low. Having her in this place becomes a reference for young students, for women journalists and black women journalists, in the sense of indicating that it is possible to reach the main positions of the profession. She’s also fantastic because she subverts a lot of these dogmatic rules that mature women can’t wear long hair, she’s been gray for a long time… Flavia Oliveirawho is a columnist for O Globo newspaper and CBN radio, GloboNews commentator, presenter on Canal Futura and podcaster on Angu de Grilo.

She dedicates the day to journalist Linda Bezerra, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Correio, from Bahia.

Aline Midlej on Miriam Leitão

“Miriam accumulates attributes that, together, are an essential service for the country, even more so in these times. Repertoire, intelligence, lucidity, courage and humanity. He knows how big he is and he faces difficult issues. In addition, it humanizes the economy. Today we are colleagues at Globo News, we have been together in the newspaper that I present daily, which has been a gift in the midst of intense and demanding coverage. With it, I honor and reinforce the role of journalism in building a more plural and just society”, he describes Aline Midlej, presenter of the 10th edition of GloboNews, and columnist for G1. she honors Miriam Leitãopresenter of the GloboNews program Miriam Leitão, commentator on Globo’s television news program Bom Dia Brasil and columnist for O Globo.

Patrícia Campos Melo on Dorrit Harazim

“With her brilliant work in Brazil and around the world, Dorrit Harazim is an inspiration to me and thousands of other journalists, for her integrity, competence, independence and for having one of the best texts in Brazil”, she describes. Patricia Campos Mellospecial reporter and columnist for Folha de S.Paulo, about the honored journalist Dorrit Harazim🇧🇷

Ana Maria Bahiana about Oriana Fallaci

“I discovered early on that female journalists were a rarity. I used to read Oriana Fallaci hidden in ‘s pages, where I also read, equally hidden, Carmen da Silva’s essays, which explained to me why women journalists were a rarity. Not long after it became clear to me that I would be one of those rarities, like these two, and more, in the field of culture, Joan Didion, Paulie Kael, Lillian Roxon and Lisa Robinson, analyzing, interviewing, criticizing, thinking about music, cinema, literature , behavior. And a little further ahead I found my greatest muse: Martha Gelhorn, with a precise look and exact pen. She was no longer alone ”, thus Ana Maria Bahiana, member and deputy editor of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and columnist on the Companhia das Letras website, describes the experience of finding herself in the work of other women.

She pays homage to Oriana Fallaciin memory of an Italian journalist and writer admired worldwide for her forceful political coverage throughout her career.

Joyce Ribeiro about Dulcinéia Novaes

“The profession we embrace has incredible women. I admire the work of Dulcinéia Novaes a lot. Her talent inspired and encouraged me a lot. I’ve always been a fan, I followed his reports and saw focus, determination, technique, lucidity. It fueled my walk. The tireless and evolving battle, which certainly encountered all kinds of obstacles, opened doors, new paths, so that I and other colleagues could venture in the same direction – each one seeking their own way of communicating. Today we are here, fighting together and going further.”

The text is from Joyce Ribeiro, presenter of Jornal da Cultura who, in 2018, became the first black woman to mediate a presidential debate. she honors Dulcinéia Novaesa reporter for RPC, an affiliate of Rede Globo in Paraná, and a special reporter for Globo Repórter.

Alana Rizzo on Dorrit Harazim

“I have always admired the exquisite text and the surgical choice of words in your reports, in addition to the sensitivity in telling stories from unconventional angles”, explains the journalist. Alana Rizzoco-founder of the Redes Cordiais project and coordinator of the volunteer team at Inumeráveis ​​Memorial, by electing Dorrit Harazimjournalist and documentary filmmaker, as her honoree on this Press Day.

Ana Paula Padrão on Zileide Silva

“Zileide Silva is a true journalist. It represents what is most noble in the profession: reporting. Always careful to keep a safe distance from the spotlight, Zileide has the elegant discretion of great storytellers”, argues the journalist and businesswoman Ana Paula Padrão🇧🇷 The message goes to Zileide Silvaspecial reporter for Jornal Nacional and Globo Repórter, and occasional presenter of Jornal Hoje, on Rede Globo.

Dorrit Harazim on Flávia Oliveira

“She mixes multitalent – ​​newspaper, tv, radio, networks, events focused on the real Brazil – and solid preparation. It is indomitable in its pursuit of facts, it explores the fringes of the news to show us what matters. The order of factors does not matter: Flávia is a journalist, woman, black, Brazilian of the first rank. And to top it off she can sing!”, she describes Dorrit Harazim about Flavia Oliveiracolumnist for O Globo newspaper and CBN radio, GloboNews commentator, presenter on Canal Futura and podcaster on Angu de Grilo.

Mônica Bergamo on Eliane Trindade

Monica Bergamo he is a special reporter and columnist for Folha de S.Paulo, as well as a columnist for BandNews radio. His name has already become synonymous with accurate and accurate information. She honors the journalist Eliane Trindadeequally brilliant, who is a reporter for Folha de S.Paulo and editor of the Social Entrepreneur Award.

Lorena Calabria about Ana Maria Bahiana

“My first reference in cultural journalism was Ana Maria Bahiana. She was about 14, 15 years old when I started reading Ana’s texts in Pop magazine. And then came Pipoca Moderna, fundamental in my training. And so many other magazines and newspapers that featured Ana’s talent. I didn’t think ‘look, it’s a woman writing about music, cinema…’. For me, she was not a ‘female journalist’ but an excellent journalist. And period”, recalls the journalist, presenter and writer Lorraine Calabria🇧🇷 she honors Ana Maria Bahianadeputy editor of the website of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and columnist on the website of publishing house Companhia das Letras.

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