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Washington, D.C.--The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has added 15 new reporters to its roster of more than 100 journalists in 50 countries. ICIJ is the international arm of the Center for Public Integrity, one of the country’s oldest and largest investigative news organizations.
The new members are based in 13 countries across three continents and represent decades of diverse journalism experience--from data specialists to freelancers and investigative editors. Recent projects by these new members include an extensive examination of the lack of treatment for U.S. soldiers injured in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, international bribery cases, and reports on corruption, organized crime and human rights abuses.
The new ICIJ members are:
* Helena Bengtsson (Sweden) database editor for the news and current affairs department at Sveriges Television
* Alejandra Xanic von Bertrab (Mexico) freelance journalist
* Mar Cabra (Spain) multimedia investigative journalist
* Carlos Dada (El Salvador) founder and director of the news website El Faro
* David Donald (United States) data editor at the Center for Public Integrity
* Carlos Eduardo Huertas (Colombia) investigations editor at
Semana magazine
* Vlad Lavrov (Ukraine) staff writer at
Kyiv Post * Hugo Alconada Mon (Argentina) deputy managing editor at
La Nación * Miranda Patrucic (Bosnia) systems manager at the Center for Investigative Reporting
* Arturo Torres Ramirez (Ecuador) research editor at
El Comercio * Susanne Reber (Canada/United States) deputy managing editor of investigations at NPR
* Mabel Rehnfeldt (Paraguay) investigative reporter and editor at ABC Digital –
ABC Color * Marcos Garcia Rey (Spain) freelance reporter
* Ernesto Rivera (Costa Rica) investigative unit staff writer at
La Nación * Giannina Segnini (Costa Rica) investigative editor at
La Nación
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