Alberto Puliafito

Alberto Puliafito is the editor-in-chief and co-founder of Slow News.

IVLP for Responsible Journalism in 2019 in the US, Catedra Europa professor in 2024 in Colombia, he is a director, he works as journalist, digital consultant, and digital strategist.

Nowadays, he covers and investigates stories related to cities and their transformations, emergencies and their exploitation, surveillance, artificial intelligences, poverty, and topics where technology and social issues collide.

Last modified:

28/02/2025

Flight Paths to a Green(er) Urban Future

ROTTERDAM - In the late 1980s, an existing plans to convert Rotterdam The Hague Airport into a residential area was already underway. A team of investigative journalists aims to find out how closing down airports within close proximity to a city delivers a higher quality of life to the residents of the surrounding cities.

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Housing Cities

LISBON - As cities battle with the dual challenge of maintaining resident populations amidst rising real estate interests and overtourism, the team investigated if there are any evidence-based ways to stop or slow gentrification and other issues through public, cooperative and social housing.

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Flight Paths to a Green(er) Urban Future

Housing Cities

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