Ibéyise Pacheco
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Ibéyise Pacheco (1991) is a Venezuelan journalist and writer who has been linked to politics thanks to her strong opposition to Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro's governments.
Career
Ibéyse Pacheco graduated from the Central University of Venezuela at the age of 25 with a bachelor degree in Social Communication. At the time she was also interested in literature and had received a fellowship for narrative writing in the Centro de Estudios Latinoamericanos Rómulo Gallegos (CELARG). She worked for El Universal as a test examiner and as a writer on several telenovelas while still attending college, as well as for the television network RCTV as a writer on several telenovelas.
She began her journalist work with El Diario de Caracas in 1986 after graduating in 1986. Her reporting and publication of Los Pozos de la muerte (The Death Wells), about the hunt for, and uncovering of, the bodies of people who had disappeared in Zulia's hands of state police had a huge international impact. Pacheco was awarded the National Prize for Journalism in 1988, as well as for investigative journalism, for her work on the "Manzopol" case, which was about extortion and heroin trafficking in the policing industry. José Manzo González, the Minister of Justice, was forced to resign after the probe.
Ibéyise Pacheco served as head writer for the newspaper El Nacional and as editor of the newspaper Associa es la noticia. With the Venevisión's program En Privado, she ventured into radio, including Radio Venezuela, Kyss, and Mágica.
Bajo la sotana, her first book, was published in 2006.¡Las Confesiones del Padre Pablo!
(Beneath the Cassock) Father Pablo's Confessions! Sangre en el Dr. Chirinos, one of Dr. Francisco's most well-known publications, was published in 2011 by José Manuel Sangre en el Diván, an extraordinary case of doctor Chirinos), about the sexual abuse and murder of journalist Roxana Vargas, a patient of president Chávez's psychiatrist Edmundo Chirinos, and she released El Grito Ignorado (The Ignored Scream). 3 minutos con La Pacheco (3 minutes with Pacheco) is currently on display in NTN24's weekly debate.Pacheco was politically persecuted during Hugo Chávez's tenure, contributing to her commentaries and investigations, and she has had 17 court hearings. Nicolas Maduro's government has continued to attack her on social media, including the raid on her house in Colinas de Bello Monte, Caracas, and her Twitter account hacker.
Pacheco has rated the government of President Maduro as a tyrantship that continues to keep news of importance to the people under surveillance, and for this reason she continues to promote credible and credible journalism that delivers truthful information to Venezuelans.
Two people on a motorcycle were assaulted with an explosive on January 31, 2002. This happened a day after Marta Colomina and Marianella Salazar released a video detailing the Venezuelan Army's debate with Colombian rebel group FARC. A protection bill was released by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights two months later.