Jack Nicas is the Brazil Bureau Chief at The New York Times. He covers Brazil and the southern cone of South America, with a focus on energy policy, geopolitics, and current affairs, while also having a background in technology and aviation reporting. Jack's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, The Boston Globe, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Jack Nicas's coverage primarily revolves around evolving political stories, breaking news, and government announcements with a focus on Latin American politics. He would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing political developments in countries such as Brazil, Argentina, and Chile.
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By: Zach Montague, Jin Yu Young, Karoun Demirjian, Jack Nicas, Mattathias Schwartz, Alan Rappeport, Adam Sella, Ashley Ahn, Christina Jewett, Minho Kim, John Yoon, Jacey Fortin, Pooja Salhotra, Michael Gold, Motoko Rich, Glenn Thrush, Patricia Mazzei, Ana Swanson, Carl Hulse, Gaya Gupta, Erica L. Green, Michael C. Bender
Trump Live Updates: White House Ballroom and Latest News
By: Zach Montague, Jin Yu Young, Karoun Demirjian, Jack Nicas, Mattathias Schwartz, Alan Rappeport, Adam Sella, Ashley Ahn, Christina Jewett, Minho Kim, John Yoon, Jacey Fortin, Mitch Smith, Pooja Salhotra, Michael Gold, Motoko Rich, Glenn Thrush, Patricia Mazzei, Ana Swanson, Carl Hulse, Gaya Gupta, Erica L. Green, Michael C. Bender
G.O.P. Proposes $1 Billion for Security Improvements in Ballroom Project
EL Mencho was the biggest kingpin left. The drug lord, whose real name was Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, had evaded capture for two
By: Jack Nicas
The State Department said it would review all Mexican consulates in the United States, following claims in conservative media that the consulates interfere in politics.
By: Jack Nicas, Alan Feuer, Ernesto Londoño
The Justice Department this week instructed federal prosecutors to build criminal drug cases against Mexican officials using new terrorism statutes.
By: Jack Nicas, Maria Abi-Habib, Emiliano Rodríguez Mega, Ruth Maclean, Justin Makangara, Pranav Baskar
Quick Takeaways: Fifteen migrants from Colombia, Ecuador and Peru were deported from the U.S. to Congo in April.
By: Jack Nicas
Cuba’s ambassador to the United Nations said in an interview that Havana wanted to talk but the Trump administration was creating pretexts for military action.
By: Emiliano Rodríguez Mega, Jack Nicas
Mexico is moving to add protections from “foreign interference” in elections. The rules seem aimed at Washington, but they raised concerns about Mexico’s democracy.
A Russian tanker seemingly en route to Cuba with a lifeline of fuel has changed direction, a painful development for the island suffering under a U.S. oil blockade.
By: Jack Nicas, Luis Antonio Rojas
Mexicans are enraged after viral videos claimed Adidas exploited Indigenous women to sew World Cup jerseys. We traveled into the mountains to speak to the artisans themselves.
