Moscow [Russia], March 19 : TV BRICS has strengthened its global media presence by partnering with Bolivia-based digital publication Vision 360, marking a significant step in expanding cooperation among BRICS+ partner countries.
The agreement, signed in March 2026, brings Vision 360 into the international media network, aiming to enhance collaboration in humanitarian, cultural, business and economic spheres. The partnership will also focus on developing the global media community and improving professional competencies in journalism, as per the reports of TV BRICS.
Vision 360, launched in 2024 by experienced journalists in Bolivia, publishes socio-political content in Spanish and covers both domestic and international developments. Its inclusion is expected to strengthen Latin America's representation within the BRICS information landscape.
Speaking on the collaboration, Vision 360 CEO Baldwin Montero described it as a step towards more open and multifaceted journalism, emphasising the importance of credible information and diverse perspectives in an increasingly fast-paced media environment. He noted that the partnership would enable joint content creation and broader coverage of key global and regional developments.
TV BRICS CEO Janna Tolstikova highlighted that the effectiveness of the BRICS information agenda depends on professional and balanced media participation. She said the cooperation would allow Bolivia's culture, traditions and economic potential to reach a wider international audience, while also giving local audiences access to content from across BRICS countries.
The development builds on TV BRICS' growing network, which already includes over 100 media organisations worldwide. In Latin America, the network collaborates with partners across countries such as Brazil, Argentina and Mexico, reflecting the region's increasing engagement with BRICS initiatives.
The partnership underscores the expanding role of media cooperation in strengthening ties among Global South nations and promoting a more inclusive international information space.