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Efecto Cocuyo
Efecto Cocuyo (Firefly Effect) is a Venezuelan website devoted to independent media. The website was co-founded in January 2015 by Laura Weffer, former director of Venezuelan newspaper ''Diario 2001'' Luz Mely Reyes, both award-winning journalists, and Josefina Ruggiero, former Content Director of ''Cadena Capriles''.〔
==History==
Among recent issues of censorship in Venezuela, alternate media began to emerge in the country. Following the resignations of Laura Weffer due to issues with the coverage of the 2014–15 Venezuelan protests and an arraignment of Luz Mely Reyes by the Venezuelan government following a report about gasoline shortages in Venezuela, the two began to plan a new project.〔 Their plan included the involvement of aspiring journalists and helping them with their talents through the "veteran experience" of Weffer and Mely Reyes.〔 Mely Reyes said that the project grew out "of the need for many to receive information, accurate, timely and transparent".〔 Univision stated that with the loss of independent media in Venezuela, the creation of Efecto Cocuyo began to "illuminate" Venezuela.〔
On 8 January 2015, Efecto Cocuyo sent out its first tweet and received 12,000 followers on Twitter two days later.〔〔 On 15 January, they announced the construction of their website after they found a local website developer and found a location to stay in a small office.〔〔 As of March 2015, Efecto Cocuyo had about 40,000 Twitter followers.〔
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