Freddie Clayton is a journalist who splits his time between Valencia, Spain, and London, England. He has written for the Economist, Americas Quarterly, and the Daily Telegraph. He is a member of the Solutions Journalism Network and a contributor to the Observatory. Find him on Twitter @FrederickJC1.
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