Eyder Peralta
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Last Saturday, Americans woke up to the news that U.S.
special forces had swooped into Venezuela and captured the country's leader, Nicolas Maduro, and his wife, Celia Flores.
NPR international correspondent Eder Peralta is based in Mexico, and it was just before dawn when he got wind of the story.
At the same time, he started thinking, where could he go to chase the story?
Consider this.
Sometimes just getting in place to cover a story is the hardest part of reporting.
Coming up, we hear about the obstacles keeping some journalists out of Venezuela.
From NPR, I'm Sarah McCammon.
It's Consider This from NPR.
NPR international correspondent Eder Peralta has covered conflicts and crises from East Africa to Latin America.
His latest deployment has taken him to Colombia, where he's been covering the fallout from the U.S.
intervention in Venezuela.
For this week's Reporter's Notebook, I started by asking Eder how he and his team were trying to cross into Venezuela.
And I would guess in this day and age, if they have Google, it's not hard to figure out who's a journalist or not as hard.
Now, there have been, as I understand it, protests in Colombia.
Our colleague Greg Dixon sent some sound through from one of those.
I mean, what are the protesters asking for?
Adar, you've been an international correspondent for many years now.
You've been based in a variety of different places.
But, you know, each place is different.
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