Bolivia joins the joint news agenda on BRICS TV with the digital newspaper Vision 360

Published at: 17/03/2026 09:19 AM

BRICS partner countries intensify their participation in the international agenda promoted by the TV BRICS media network. In March 2026, the socio-political digital newspaper Visión 360, from the Plurinational State of Bolivia, joined the cooperation with the network.

According to Telesur, the agreement was signed by the director general of TV BRICS, Janna Tolstikova, and the general director of Vision 360, Baldwin Montero. The partners will work to strengthen humanitarian, cultural, business and commercial ties in the BRICS+ format, as well as to develop the international media community and improve the professional competencies of communication specialists.

“The alliance between Vision 360 and TV BRICS marks a significant step in building a broader, more diverse and connected journalism with the world. At a time when information circulates at an unprecedented speed, joining forces between media that share professional values and commitment to the truth makes it possible to strengthen the quality of information and expand the voices that reach citizens,” he says.

It also details that this agreement not only represents institutional cooperation, but also a commitment to journalism that transcends borders, capable of generating content with a global perspective, but with a deep respect for local realities.

The articulation between Vision 360 and TV BRICS opens up new possibilities for the exchange of information, the joint production of content and the dissemination of stories that reflect the challenges, achievements and transformations of our societies.

“We celebrate this alliance as an opportunity to consolidate independent, responsible journalism committed to the right of citizens to be well informed. The collaboration between Vision 360 and TV BRICS is, above all, a commitment to the future of journalism and to communication that contributes to understanding between our regions and the rest of the world,” said Baldwin Montero, general director of Vision 360.

Mazo News Team