Blurred Boundaries of Journalism to Guarantee Safety: Approaches of Resistance and Resilience for Investigative Journalism in Latin America

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Table 1. Description of the interviewees and their organizations.

Interviewee	Organization	Country
I1	The Intercept Brasil	Brazil
I2	The Intercept Brasil	Brazil
I3	Freelance	Brazil
I4	GK	Ecuador
I5	Cuestión Publica	Colombia
I6	Portal Catarinas	Brazil
I7	Colectivo Voces	Cuba
I8	Ojo Público	Peru
I9	IDL-Reporteros	Peru
I10	Boletín Ecológico	Nicaragua
I11	Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI)	Puerto Rico
I12	Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI)	Puerto Rico
I13	Armando.info	Venezuela
I14	Rutas del Conflicto	Colombia
I15	Efecto Cocuyo	Venezuela

Table 2. News organizations and their description.

Organization	Country	Description	Link
Armando.info	Venezuela	Established in Venezuela in the heat of the crisis and the censorship of its media, Armando.info provides an independent platform to report on transnational, in-depth stories about Venezuela and Latin America.	https://armando.info/
Boletín Ecológico	Nicaragua	Established in 1993, the organization aims to inform the general population and decision-makers with scientific-technical information and investigations about environmental and sustainable development in Nicaragua and Central America.	http://www.boletinecologico.org/boletin_ecologico/index.html
Colectivo Voces	Cuba	Colectivo Voces covers topics related to citizenship, political participation, gender equality, social inclusion, human rights and sustainable development to empower the Cubans through communication tools.	https://sumavoces.org/
Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI)	Puerto Rico	Created in 2007, the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI) is an independent, non-profit entity that aims to promote access to information for Puerto Ricans through three axes: investigative journalism, litigation, and journalistic training.	https://periodismoinvestigativo.com/
Cuestión Publica	Colombia	The news outlet was created to fill the gap in offerings of independent investigative journalism in Colombia and to shed light on cases of abuses of power.	https://cuestionpublica.com/
Efecto Cocuyo	Venezuela	Among recent issues of censorship in Venezuela, alternate media began to emerge in the country in the mid-2010s. Efecto Cocuyo emerged in this wave of news organizations working to provide access to information and the free practice of journalism in the country.	https://efectococuyo.com/
GK	Ecuador	GK journalism not only gives the news, but tries to explain it, giving its context and analyzing why it happened, particularly focusing on human rights and social transformation. The outlet produces news articles and audiovisual content, such as infographics, explainer videos, and illustrations.	https://gk.city/
IDL-Reporteros	Peru	IDL-Reporteros is an online newspaper, specializing in investigative reporting against corruption in Peru and promoting transparency.	https://www.idl-reporteros.pe/
Ojo Público	Peru	Ojo Público is a digital media platform for investigative journalism and new narratives that aim to offer relevant stories using data and innovative information tools on urgent issues of the national public agenda.	https://ojo-publico.com/
Portal Catarinas	Brazil	Catarinas is a news portal specializing in gender, feminism and human rights. The outlet seeks to articulate the feminist agenda in the construction of news stories.	https://catarinas.info/
Rutas del Conflicto	Colombia	Rutas del Conflicto brings together maps, documents, and news stories of the decades-long violent conflict in Colombia, giving the chance for users to search this information online and to explore and visualize the relationships between these crimes.	https://rutasdelconflicto.com/
The Intercept Brasil	Brazil	The Intercept Brasil is the Brazilian subdomain of the US organization that was founded by journalists Glenn Greenwald and Jeremy Scahill and the filmmaker Laura Poitras in 2014. The organization is aimed at a Brazilian audience and describes itself as a news agency focused on watchdog and investigative journalism in the country.	https://theintercept.com/brasil/