After graduating from Stanford Law School, Ray Bonner was twice
decorated in Vietnam as an officer in the Marine Corps. During the 1970s
he worked for Ralph Nader in public interest law. In 1979 he started
travelling in Latin America, and in 1981 was hired by the New York Times.
After over a hundred stories filed from El Salvador, where he was one of
the first Western correspondents to travel with the guerrillas, the NYT
reassigned him in 1982 following complaints from U.S. officials about his
alleged anti-U.S. bias. He left the NYT in 1984 and was soon writing for
New Yorker magazine. In 1988 he and Jane Perlez moved from New York City
to Nairobi, Kenya, where she began her new assignment as the New York
Times correspondent for East Africa.
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