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Same l wouldn't visit as a conservative journalist?
Meaning countries that have a problem with the concept of journalism and free press.
The "leftist" in the question really doesn't make a difference.
So which countries are on the list?
Probably all the dark red ones on the RSF index, and for me personally also all of the dark orange ones (yeah, I guess I am a coward... but there are reasons l am not a journalist...):
https://rsf.org/en/index
As a leftist journalist you wouldn't go to Venezuela, Laos, Vietnam, China or Cuba?
Also:
that is fanstastic and needs to go into the meme community somehow. rotflmao
No, quite definetly not.
At least not in the role of a journalist.
Private vacation would be ok for most.
Inaccurate, Portugal needs to have the Eastern Europe colour.