Isabel Debre is a Correspondent at the Associated Press. She covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and health news, with a focus on regional interests in North America, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific. Isabel's work has been featured in numerous outlets including PBS, The Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Isabel Debre's reporting primarily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories related to the Israel-Palestine conflict, with an emphasis on human rights, government & politics, and culture & society. She frequently covers topics such as mass arrests in Gaza and Palestinian resistance.
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By: Isabel Debre, Regina Garcia Cano
Right-wing populists have been making headway in some of Latin America's biggest economies, promising a strong-arm approach to combatting crime and illegal immigration as an answer to the left-wing populism that took hold in the region just a few years ago
By: Regina Garcia Cano, Isabel Debre
Right-wing populists have been making headway in some of Latin America's biggest economies, promising a strong-arm approach to combatting crime and illegal immigration as an answer to the left-wing populism that took hold in the region just a few years ago
By: Regina Garcia Cano, Isabel Debre
of 5 BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — At the start of this decade, Latin America was hurtling to the left . Progressives, seizing on public outrage
By: Regina García Cano, Isabel Debre
BOGOTÁ (AP) — Al inicio de esta década, América Latina se precipitaba hacia la izquierda. Los progresistas, aprovechando la indignación pública por las arraigadas desigualdades agravadas por la pandemia, llegaron al poder en muchas de las principales economías de la región, entre ellas Brasil, Chile, Colombia y Perú.
By: Regina Garcia Cano, Isabel Debre
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — At the start of this decade, Latin America was hurtling to the left . Progressives, seizing on public outrage over entrenched
By: Paola Flores, Isabel Debre
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz meets with leaders of the Bolivian Workers' Central, or COB, in La Paz, Bolivia, Wednesday, June 17, 2026, after weeks of protests and road blockades across the country.(AP Photo/Juan Karita)
By: Isabel Debre, Paola Flores
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By: Paola Flores, Isabel Debre
of 2 LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — President Rodrigo Paz on Saturday declared a state of emergency that gives the military broad power to remove
By: Isabel Debre, Paola Flores
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz has declared a state of emergency to empower the military to remove road blockades By PAOLA FLORES and ISABEL DEBRE - Associated Press
By: Isabel Debre, Paola Flores
LA PAZ, Bolivia -- President Rodrigo Paz on Saturday declared a state of emergency that gives the military broad power to remove road blockades that have put a stranglehold on fuel and food supplies in Bolivia's seat of government and other major cities.
