Henrique Mano, journalist, recalls coverage of September 11, 2001 at Ground Zero in New York. He describes the experience as a traumatic one, comparing the site to an open-air morgue.
The journalist had painful contact with the families of Portuguese victims who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks. This proximity to those affected deeply marked his news coverage.
The article also addresses the global consequences of September 11, noting that the impact of terrorism altered the world forever, transforming geopolitics and international security irreversibly.
