In Part Two of her conversation on Talk Latin America, Colombian-American filmmaker and journalist Monica Villamizar goes deeper into the impact of her CGTN documentary Triage. She reflects on what stayed with her after filming, the ethical challenges of telling deeply personal healthcare stories, and the broader implications of medical costs in the United States. Monica also discusses how journalism can amplify marginalized voices and spark conversations about access, dignity, and reform.

Colombian-American filmmaker and journalist Monica Villamizar joins hosts Diego Laje and Michelle Marinho on Talk Latin America for a compelling follow-up conversation. Monica reflects on her experience creating the CGTN documentary Triage, which explores the affordability of healthcare in the United States. She shares powerful stories of resilient patients who opened up about their struggles, sacrifices, and the financial realities of accessing care.

Chilean-American author Cecilia Domeyko joins Talk Latin America to share how her stories explore identity, heritage, and the ties that connect us across cultures. Hosts Michele Marinho and Diego Laje discuss Domeyko’s journey as a writer, her latest work, and the inspirations behind her storytelling.

Brazilian theater, musical, and opera director Danilo Gambini joins Talk Latin America to share how his work is crossing borders and reshaping stages in the U.S. Hosts Michelle Marinho and Diego Laje talk with Gambini about storytelling, identity, and his latest acclaimed productions, including A Case for the Existence of God and The Heart Sellers.