Alejandro Cegarra

Alejandro Cegarra

Photographer

How a Tourist Paradise Became a Drug-Trafficking Magnet for The New York Times

Aboard ‘the Beast’ on a Journey to America for The New York Times

Macaws have become a symbol of Caracas and a relief for their inhabitants, as the sun comes down, suddenly you can hear them from the distance as if it were an eternal spring, beautiful macaws flying under the perfect and warm skies of the city. Pe

Caracas, City of Macaws for National Geographic

A Boring Capital for a Young Democracy. A dispatch in Belmopan for the New York Times

How a Mexican Lagoon Lost Its Colors for The New Yorker

The Continued Calamity at the Border for The New Yorker

The Continued Calamity at the Border For the New Yorker

A Woman’s Haunting Disappearance Sparks Outrage in Mexico for The New York Times

The Last Stand for U.S News & World Report

Cain Velasquez for ESPN

If You Sell ‘Oaxaca in a Bottle,’ What Happens to Oaxaca? Mezcal is soaring in popularity far from the agave fields in Mexico.

"If You Sell ‘Oaxaca in a Bottle,’ What Happens to Oaxaca?" For the New York Times

El Fuerte Seekers For De Volkskrant

Fidel's Castro farewell for The Washington Post

Haiti slow recovery for Bloomberg