Thread by @Leonorsuarezro

We’re in #MADRID about to board a plane to São Paulo. In #Brazil we’ll put an end to a full #mojo project that started in #London one year ago. This is the story behind the story...

#London, November 2018. Worlwide Female Journalists and Writers Association Congress. Invited by @thomfound I addressed a #mojo workshop

Among the delegates, there’s a small group of Spanish journalists. Three of them from #Asturias. They are excited about the potential of #technology and more over #mobile journalism.

One month after, one of them, Isolina Cueli, paid a visit. She said she was interested in promoting #mojo and #innovation in #journalism. She proposed a good non-told story, offered support to tell it. RTPA agreed. We started working

Now we are about to board the first of the three flights that will take us to Mato Grosso in #Brazil, before heading for #Peru. A short but intense trip...

We are following the trail of an missionary, Mino Cerezo Barredo, an #artist that painted huge murals across #Latinoamerica spreading the message of the #Theology of Liberation. At the age of 87, he is still busy working. Full story will be broadcasted by @RTPAOficial.

Black bag contains ‘regular’ #mojokit. The other, the ‘in case’ gear and some extra gadgets to test. They are my hand luggage and are traveling safe and unnoticed so far. Good for #MOJO

Our first destination in #MatoGrosso is São Felix do #Araguaia, exactly in the geographical center of #Brazil. From #Cuiabá, the state capital, is not easy to get there. This is how we did it. #mojo

Time to recharge the devices. Managing all the stuff is almost the most demanding part when shooting a #mojo docu abroad #filmmaking

Life seems peaceful in Mato Grosso, #Brazil. But when you enter the churches in places such São Félix or Santa Terezinha, you come across, painted on the wall, a violent story of fight for land that is not yet over. Soon in @RTPAOficial we’ll discover who painted it and why #mojo