Edinburgh, Scotland – Nathália Urban, a renowned Brazilian journalist and anti-imperialist activist, tragically passed away on September 27, 2024, at the age of 36.
Urban, who resided in Edinburgh for many years, was well known for her work with media outlets such as Brasil Wire, Brasil247, and Jacobin Brasil.
Her contributions to social justice and her advocacy for marginalized communities in Brazil and across Latin America made her a revered figure in both journalism and activism.
According to reports, Urban’s death occurred under tragic circumstances.
She reportedly fell from a bridge in Edinburgh, and local police are currently investigating the situation.
Friends and colleagues have noted that Urban had been battling depression, as evident in some of her final posts on social media.
John Kiriakou, who had worked with her, shared his sorrow: “Oh, this is terrible.
Nathalia Urban has been on my radio show a number of times.
She was a great journalist and an all-around great person.
The world is a lesser place without her.”
Urban’s dedication to anti-imperialism and her passionate fight for social justice left an indelible mark on her peers and followers alike.
An obituary arrangement for Nathália Urban will be announced by her family at a later date.