Dan Collyns is a freelance journalist and filmmaker based in Peru. He covers Latin America for various news outlets, including The Guardian, BBC, and CGTN. His work focuses on a range of topics, including drug gangs, environmental issues, political developments, and social crises in the region.
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Dan Collyns predominantly covers evolving stories related to government and politics, with a specific focus on Ecuador, Bolivia, and Peru. His articles often concern breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulation in these countries. Therefore, he would be interested in pitches related to ongoing political developments or emerging societal issues within these regions.
Given his reporting on environmental issues such as droughts affecting the Andes region and wildlife diversity in Peru, he may also be receptive to pitches concerning environmental policies or cultural topics relevant to South America.
For effective outreach to Dan Collyns consider providing insights from local experts/officials directly involved in the unfolding events or those who possess deep knowledge of the political landscape and social dynamics of Ecuador, Bolivia, and Peru.
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By: Dan Collyns
Extortion rackets killed seven people in less than 12 hours in Lima recently, despite a two-month state of emergency
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Chinese and Peruvian readers met in the Peruvian capital to discuss Chinese President Xi Jinping's book: The Governance and Administration of China, on Tuesday, Nov. 5. CGTN Correspondent Dan Collyns reports.
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A new mega port is nearing completion on Peru's Pacific coast. It's being billed as the gateway to Asia. Built by the Chinese state-owned company Cosco Shipping, the multi-purpose port just north of the Peruvian capital Lima in Chancay is expected to open at the end of the year. Supporters say it will transform trade between South America and Asia. Dan Collyns reports from the small fishing town, where the port is being built.
The multi-purpose port of Chancay, just north of Lima, is expected to start operations late this year. Locals are already discovering business opportunities and getting ready for a new era of booming trade.
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