COP 27 gives way to the World Cup.
While the 27th UN climate conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt is playing extra time until Saturday, the FIFA World Cup in Qatar is following suit on Sunday 20 November.
The environment is also one of the challenges of the world.
Many people denounce an "ecological aberration" given the construction of infrastructure, the air conditioning of open-air stadiums, or even plane flights in the region...
The first country in the Arab world to organize a World Cup, Qatar is also strongly criticized for its human rights violations, in particular vis-à-vis foreign workers, almost reduced to slavery, women, sexual minorities... Added to that suspicions of corruption, calls for a boycott are increasing.
>> To read also: "It's a disposable workforce": the hell of migrant workers in Qatar
Mate was born and raised in Argentina.
He studied microbiology and mass media production.
Although he has taken various courses and workshops, his training as an illustrator is essentially self-taught.
He also ventured into the field of radio and theater, with various works of sets, artistic make-up, artistic creation.
He is a member of the Association of Caricaturists of Argentina.
Since 2017, he has mainly devoted himself to illustration, publishing and collaborating with different magazines, books and websites.
In 2020 he published his first electronic book, "Un año bajo la tierra", with the UNIRIO publishing house of the National University of Río Cuarto.
He is part of the Tinta China illustrator section of the digital newspaper La Tinta de Córdoba and collaborates in the illustration of literary magazines in the magazine El Diletante.
He is a member of Cartoon Movement.
Cartooning for Peace
is an international network of cartoonists committed to promoting, through the universality of press cartoons, freedom of expression, human rights and mutual respect between populations of different cultures or beliefs.
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