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Project Director and Spanish Editor @GIJN @GIJNEs • 📝 Periodista y escritora bilingüe (ENG/SP) 🌎 Gender, journalism, short fiction, migration and LATAM
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Clandestine Airstrips, a Mexican Mega Leak, and a Crisis of Unidentified Missing People in the Colombian-Venezuelan Border Regions: 2025’s Best Investigative Stories in Spanish

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By Andrea Arzaba Verified
| Global Investigative Journalism Network Verified
The investigative stories produced in the Spanish-speaking world this year show a vibrant journalistic landscape, despite the challenges reporters now face in many places — from rampant disinformation to job insecurity, and from threats against independent reporters to declining public trust in journalism and news outlets.
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Festival Gabo 2025: Journalism as a ‘Light of Hope’ in an Increasingly Challenging Era for Latin America

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By Andrea Arzaba Verified
| Global Investigative Journalism Network Verified
Portraits of the legacy of mining on an Indigenous community in Colombia. A data project that unveils the number of migrants who have perished crossing the Rio Bravo. A journalist driven into exile for uncovering stories of the disappeared and state violence in El Salvador. An investigation revealing apartheid-style policies in the Dominican Republic targeting Haitians and their descendants.
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Tracking the Exploitation of Illegal Gold, Human Trafficking, and Government Corruption: 2024’s Best Investigative Stories in Spanish

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By Andrea Arzaba Verified
| Global Investigative Journalism Network Verified
Join me on a tour of the best investigations from across the Spanish-speaking world, where journalists are uncovering the stories that impact their communities, from digging into organized crime to corruption and human trafficking. The pieces in this list — many of which are collaborative — not only uncover hidden truths but also demonstrate the courage required to report on issues that challenge the structures of power.
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