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Alberto Arellano
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Investigative Journalist, CIPER Chile
Chile
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By Alberto Arellano Verified| Netflix Life Verified Joe Exotic's fight for freedom, and the documentary's lasting shadow. Do you remember watching Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness during the COVID-19 pandemic? The documentary followed the life and career of Joe Exotic, whose real name is Joseph Maldonado, a former zookeeper and convicted felon. Exotic was the owner of the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park (known as the G.W. Zoo) in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, from 1999 to 2018, prior to his conviction.
By Alberto Arellano Verified| Netflix Life Verified Season three takes a surprising turn. Why wasn’t Aziz Ansari in the third season of Master of None? He was the main reason that the show was one of the biggest hits on Netflix, getting acclaimed for high praise from many critics. Ansari stared as Dev Shah, a commercial actor who was best known for the Go-Gurt commercial. Ansari’s character, Dev, explores the life of an Indian American born to immigrant parents growing up in New York, which is vastly different from his parents’ upbringing in India.
By Alberto Arellano Verified| Netflix Life Verified Joe Exotic's fight for freedom, and the documentary's lasting shadow. Do you remember watching Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness during the COVID-19 pandemic? The documentary followed the life and career of Joe Exotic, whose real name is Joseph Maldonado, a former zookeeper and convicted felon. Exotic was the owner of the Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park (known as the G.W. Zoo) in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, from 1999 to 2018, prior to his conviction.
Company Info
CIPER Chile
Fundación Centro de Investigación PeriodÃstica (CIPER Chile) is a non-profit organization focused on investigative journalism in Chile. Founded in May 2007 by journalists Mónica González Mujica and John Dinges, it operates as an independent digital media outlet based in Santiago. CIPER Chile emphasizes transparency and accountability through rigorous investigative reports that scrutinize public and private power. The organization produces impactful journalistic publications, including high-profile investigations like the Hermosilla case and discrepancies in COVID-19 death tolls reported to the WHO. It also participates in international collaborations, contributing to global investigations such as the Pandora Papers and Panama Papers. Additionally, CIPER offers professional training workshops for journalists to enhance investigative standards. CIPER Chile is primarily funded through citizen memberships, which account for over 80% of its income since 2019, along with donations. It aims to strengthen democracy by holding institutions accountable and providing verified information to the Chilean public, fostering informed decision-making. The organization is led by Pedro RamÃrez and maintains editorial independence through its foundation structure.
Founded: 2007