GLOBO won the CNT Journalism Award 2025 in the photojournalism category, for the series “Perdido Tempo”, about the cancellation of Supervia trains and the difficulties faced by passengers. The work is signed by photographer Domingos Peixoto, who has a career spanning 35 years, 31 of which were with this newspaper. The images showed a series of special reports published this year on the topic “Outside the Bars”, written by reporter Marcos Nunes, who was a finalist in the text portion of the award. The result was announced this Tuesday.
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The award is given to those working in the field of journalism who produce work related to challenges and progress in the field of transportation, which contributes to the development of this sector.
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This is the fifth time that the photographer has won the award. The others were in the 1999, 2008, 2014 and 2015 versions. Finally, work was also on the case of rail transport. He won the photo “Our Daily Train”.
– The big problem is that it has been ten years, and the network is still very risky – notes Peixoto. — To do the current series, I was invited by Marcos Nunes, who knows that I am a train user. It was really great to work with him. We woke up at dawn and went to Jabiri with the intention of continuing the passenger flight to central Brazil. We went four times.
GLOBO finalist photographer Fabiano Rocha had a “Trincheira carioca” photo of passengers and drivers trying to protect themselves from gunfire on Avenida Brasil during an operation in Complexo de Israel.
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