Open World comes with the need to have the freedom to speak about sensitive issues such as the genocide in Gaza, generating realistic and consistent information in the face of global events, while showing the importance of having committed and independent journalism.
Likewise, Open World is a space for analysis, reporting and coverage of fundamental issues worldwide, financed by the public committed to independent journalism, so that the support of each person adds up to a free information space, said journalist and political analyst Temóris Grecko in a chat with Manuel Ortiz during the program Península 360 Radio in collaboration with Marcos Gutiérrez of «Hecho en California».
This medium, he said, seeks to generate quality information that is adaptable to the media, since many of them have a "line" to follow and do not go beyond the surface, as is the case of Gaza where some media have tried to minimize the genocide that is taking place, he said.
"The media is used to having international issues covered by large agencies, or it happens that in the very traditional media, free speech is not allowed, and that is where independent journalism comes in, which, although it has a difficult task, manages to open spaces in the media.”, he commented Temóris Grecko.
Given this scenario, he explained that Mundo Abierto seeks to generate empathy with society, taking co-responsibility and participating in the project.
An issue that Temóris Grecko has followed closely is the genocide in Gaza, where a different stage is beginning, because the internal agendas in the case of President Joseph Biden are beginning to intervene, since the protest vote has been seen, in some primary elections, where people have raised their voices, demanding that the American president change his policy regarding Gaza.
"The situation is very serious, more than 32 thousand dead are known in Gaza, but there are thousands more people whose bodies have not been recovered and it is estimated that they are under the rubble, or that their bodies have been evaporated by the forces of the missiles.”, he assured.
He stressed that 71 percent of the victims are children and women, while the other 29 percent are men, but not directly related to rebel forces. “Being a man in Gaza leaves you just as unprotected as any child or woman.”
Temóris Grecko said that the only thing that can happen now in Gaza is for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to leave as soon as possible, in this way a new coalition could be formed that would be led by the head of the opposition, Benny Gantz, who is not a pacifist, but would be someone who could negotiate a realistic solution.
The issue of Gaza is worrying in the eyes of the entire population, as it is necessary to add each movement and action that allows a step towards peace, and as part of the actions that can be taken, he invited people to contribute to the Open World project: https://www.mundoabierto.info/, to promote free and independent journalism that generates valuable information.
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