Alasdair Baverstock is an award-winning foreign correspondent and video journalist with over a decade of experience reporting from Mexico City, with extensive contacts throughout Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. 

His journalism career is distinguished by a keen focus on Latin America, with a special interest in the dynamics of international relations, trade, and climate change. Baverstock's reporting has spanned a variety of critical issues, from natural disasters and technological advancements to global migration crises. 

In addition to his written work, Baverstock is the co-founder of BavFilm, a video production company, showcasing his proficiency in video and still shooting, editing, and documentary filmmaking. He owns top-of-the-range video and photo equipment and is adept at delivering live hits through platforms like Skype or the TVU mobile app. 

His expertise extends to environmental journalism, where he has reported on catastrophic events such as the wildfires in Maui, and technological trends, including the rise of electric mobility and the expansion of financial technology in Latin America.

Baverstock's contributions to journalism have been recognized across various media outlets, including CGTN, BBC, Fox News, MSNBC, TRT World, MailOnline, and ITV. 

His reporting not only covers the economic and political aspects of his stories but also delves into cultural and social issues.