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Cuba

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News & Analysis

Latin America’s Leading Investigative Reporters Take Their Stories to Rio

by Ana Beatriz Assam and Andrea Arzaba • November 29, 2022

Accusations of sexual harassment against the head of a state-owned bank, the transnational growth and influence of Salvadorian gang MS13, and the striking accumulation of wealth by the president and his family in one of the poorest countries in Central America. These were some of the investigative topics among the prize-winning stories featured at the 2022 Latin American Conference on Investigative Journalism.

Reporting Tools & Tips

My Favorite Tools with Cuban Data Journalist Barbara Maseda

by Kristina Puga • April 28, 2020

For our series about journalists’ favorite tools, we spoke with Barbara Maseda, the founder and editor of Proyecto Inventario, an open data platform for journalists reporting on her native Cuba. She told GIJN about the investigative tools she uses to overcome the difficulties of data reporting in and about Cuba.

Case Studies

14 Independent News Sites Changing Cuban Journalism

by Elaine Díaz • April 4, 2018

Non-state media in Cuba defy the constitution of the country, which explicitly prohibits the existence of private media in Article 52. But that hasn’t stopped these 14 independent media houses – most of which started up after 2014 – from winning international awards.

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