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Francisca Skoknic

New York, Santiago
As seen in: MSN Brasil, El País, Perfil, The Nation, The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), Agência Pública, El Nacional (Venezuela), CIPER Chile, Revista Anfibia, Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" and
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The Revolving Door Minister

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By Francisca Skoknic, Jose Luis Peñarredonda Verified
| Agência Pública Verified
She held a managerial position at Amazon Web Services (AWS), and the following month was hired by the government for a post in which she had to manage issues where the tech industry had stakes. She ended up taking part in a decision involving AWS, from which she should have recused herself, according to the Comptroller General of the Republic in 2023—the entity in charge of overseeing state actions in Chile.
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Se multiplican las criptoestafas en Chile con ofertas de rentabilidades irreales

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By Francisca Skoknic
| CIPER Chile Verified
La tentación de ganar dinero rápido y fácil es el denominador común entre quienes han sido engañados por plataformas falsas de inversión en criptomonedas. Con un modus operandi que se repite, estas empresas actúan protegidas por el anonimato que les entrega internet y las transacciones con estas monedas virtuales, lejos del alcance de la justicia chilena.
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Data centers hide behind NDAs and secrets to settle in Latin America

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By Pablo Medina, Francisca Skoknic, Alberto Pradilla Verified, Justin Hendrix
| Agência Pública Verified
Sandra García, a 38-year-old factory worker who lives with her husband and son, opens a faucet in her home, but no water comes out. This has become the new normal for her and many of the inhabitants of Colón, a small municipality in the central Mexico state of Querétaro, a region increasingly hit hard by drought. In May this year the local water authority, Conagua, declared that 17 out of the state’s 18 municipalities had not received enough rainfall, leaving its dams running dangerously dry.
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