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Maria Lozano

Maria Lozano

María Lozano is a Spanish journalist and media producer based in Germany. She is the Director of the Press and Media Department at ACN International (Aid to the Church in Need).

Her work focuses on giving a voice to those who suffer persecution for their faith and on raising international awareness of religious freedom violations.

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With extensive experience in radio, television, and print media, she has traveled widely to countries such as Iraq, Syria, Nigeria, Pakistan, China, India, and South Sudan, among others, reporting directly on the situation of persecuted and suffering Christians.

She is also the host of the Spanish television program “Donde Dios Llora”, the Spanish-language edition of Where God Weeps, and has directed television documentaries on the reality of the Church in Cuba and Venezuela.

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The return of Iraq’s Christians: a possible model for Nigeria

Catholic leaders advocate for the right of return of internally…

Venezuela: Seminarians put theology into practice among the rubble

“Seeing people embrace us and seek comfort in us is…

VENEZUELA: “When night falls, the heart sinks and the tears flow” 

Venezuela is in mourning. Pain is everywhere, and the Church…

ACN supported summer camps benefit over 30 thousand youths worldwide

Camps take place in 11 different countries, with a particular…

Religious sisters remain in Venezuela in solidarity with earthquake victims

The Superior General of the Pious Disciples of the Divine…

Head of ACN visits Venezuela to show solidarity following earthquake

The executive president of the pontifical foundation Aid to the…

Venezuelan bishop: “Even those who have nothing are giving everything”

In one of the poorest and most densely populated communities…

“The priority now is to rebuild lives,” says Archbishop of Caracas

Archbishop Raúl Biord of Caracas, Venezuela, says that the Church…

Venezuela: ACN allocates 100,000 euros to support Church response to earthquakes

Priests celebrate Mass in the street as churches become shelters…