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#CharlasGIJN Cómo lo hicieron: periodismo de datos en pandemia
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Inscríbete a nuestro seminario web el 14 de diciembre, sobre periodismo de datos con reporteros de dos proyectos relevantes: “Chavismo INC” y “Los explotadores del agua”.
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#CharlasGIJN: Periodismo de investigación en comunidades indígenas
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En el foro virtual de GIJN en español “Periodismo de investigación en comunidades indígenas”, el primero del año de la serie #CharlasGIJN, reunimos a periodistas en Perú, México, Ecuador, Argentina y Colombia, quienes compartirán sus experiencias profesionales y brindarán consejos para poder trabajar haciendo periodismo de investigación innovador en comunidades indígenas.
El Salvador
Under Attack: El Faro’s Gutsy Reporting in Latin America
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Since 1998, El Faro has fought for accountability in El Salvador, a Central American country saddled with stubborn poverty, a history of civil conflict, and pervasive criminal gangs. But after decades of investigating criminal organizations, corruption, and illegal practices by security forces, the newspaper might be facing one of its greatest challenges yet.
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Consejos para crear una base de datos efectiva para tus investigaciones
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Serie de consejos extraídos de las experiencias de varios periodistas internacionales sobre la recopilación y creación de bases de datos efectivas para realizar periodismo de investigación.
How They Did It
How They Did It: Collaborating Across a Continent on Latin America’s Untold Migrant Stories
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In the project Migrantes de otro mundo — Migrants from Another World — a team of more than 40 journalists in more than a dozen countries decided to collaborate to tell the untold story of the migrants from Asia and Africa who travel through Latin America each year. As the creators of the project put it: “By its wandering nature, migration is a story that can only be properly told through collaboration.”
cross-border collaboration
How Lava Jato Brought Together Latin America’s Investigative Journalists
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To expose the massive, cross-border corruption scandal that came to be known as Operação Lava Jato, or Operation Car Wash, journalists from across Latin America had to find ways to work together. In the process, they transformed investigative journalism in the region. GIJN Spanish Editor Catalina Lobo-Guerrero wrote the story of their epic collaboration.
COVID-19
Journalists and COVID-19: Global Deaths Reach 860, Led by Latin America
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At least 860 journalists have died from COVID-19 in the last 12 months, according to a European nonprofit that has been tracking cases among media professionals since the start of the pandemic. Latin American countries account for more than half of the tally.
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Chequeos en Lenguas: las voces originarias que están combatiendo las mentiras en los Andes y la Amazonía
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Una alianza de radios regionales, promovida por OjoPúblico, realiza un esfuerzo inédito para combatir las mentiras en lenguas originarias para los pueblos andinos y amazónicos. A la fecha se han elaborado cientos de explicaciones sobre el COVID-19 en cinco idiomas indígenas.
Editor's Pick
Editor’s Pick: 2020’s Best Investigative Stories from Latin America
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GIJN’s Spanish Editor Andrea Arzaba rounds up the top investigative stories from Latin American media outlets in 2020, focusing on deep dive investigations into important but often overlooked topics including femicide and migration.
Award Recipients
Latin America’s Best Investigative Journalism Honored at COLPIN 2020
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Investigations into water exploitation, government spying, and paramilitary murders were among the stories honored with awards at the annual Latin American Conference on Investigative Journalism (COLPIN), which drew hundreds of journalists from more than 20 countries in an online forum.