Photojournalism nominee

More than ten years after his expulsion from Myanmar, thousands of unregistered Rohingya refugees living in makeshift camp Kutupalong, Bangladesh, have been forcibly displaced from their homes, in an act of intimidation and abuse of local authorities. Some international organizations have been treating many people for injuries where the majority were women and children victims of rejection and the disdain and the situation seems to be moving to nowhere.
The Rohingya are a small Muslim ethnic group have for years been fleeing the northern Rakhine state of Myanmar which were subject to cruel of Abandonment, violence and exploitation.

Humanist, Psychologist at the Complutense University of Madrid
He teaches documentary photography at the International School PICA
He develops humanitarian essays where the main characters are integrated in societies that borders and sets upon any reason or human rights in a world that becomes increasingly more and more indifferent.
An award winning photographer, among these, could be mentioned:

*Arts Press Award, KODAK Young Photographer
*Atlanta Journalism Awards ( Best Photographer)
*Scholarship of the European Social Fund
*Euro Press by Fujifilm
*Fotopress Prize
*POYI and POYI Latam
*Finalist Oskar Barnak Leica Prize´09&2013
*Union Latina Prize 09
*Sony World Photograhic Award´10
*Fotoevidence 2011,
*Eugene Smith Grant 2013
*Terry O´Neill Award 2012&2014
*Photographer of the year in Moscow Photo Award2014
among others.

His most complete news articles outside Spain can be read in Time, CNN, IL Magazine, Leica Magazine, Der Spiegel, Stern, GEO, National Geographic, Le Monde 2, El Mundo, El periódico de Guatemala, Contrapoder as most important magazines. At the moment, he arranges Humanitarian Photographic assignments with diplomatic matters in his country.
Their final reports and publications can be seen in Esquire Spain
on the websites fronterad and soy502.