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Carlos Ballesteros
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Senior Investigative Reporter, Injustice Watch
Chicago
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Biography
Hello, My name is Carlos Ballesteros. I'm a senior investigative reporter at Injustice Watch, a nonprofit newsroom in Chicago focussed on exposing inequities and bad actors in the Cook County court system. Before joining Injustice Watch, I was a reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times where I covered immigration, education, housing, and politics. Before the Sun-Times, I was a breaking news reporter for Newsweek. I also interned at The Nation and In These Times magazines. As a native Chicagoan, I'm focussed on investigating how our criminal justice system impacts our most vulnerable residents. To read my latest stories, visit www.injusticewatch.org/author/carlosballesteros
Content
By Carlos Ballesteros Verified, Manuel Lencero| The Objective (Spain) Verified Durante años, la sostenibilidad fue tratada como una rama de la Responsabilidad Social Corporativa, algo que se podía delegar en un departamento específico y que no interfería en las decisiones del comité ejecutivo. Hoy, esa idea ya no se sostiene. La sostenibilidad ha pasado al centro del tablero: impacta la rentabilidad, el acceso a financiación, la captación de talento y la supervivencia del negocio.
By Carlos Ballesteros Verified| Injustice Watch Verified The Cook County Board of Commissioners held a hearing Wednesday on the health and safety of people incarcerated at the Cook County Jail in response to an Injustice Watch investigation which found 2023 was the deadliest year in the jail in at least three decades. In its investigation, published in June, Injustice Watch looked into each of the 18 deaths at the jail last year and found examples of inadequate supervision and poor medical care in the lead up to half of them.
By Carlos Ballesteros Verified| Block Club Chicago Verified This story was produced by Injustice Watch, a nonprofit newsroom in Chicago that investigates issues of equity and justice in the Cook County court system. Sign up for their weekly newsletter here. CHICAGO — A man died at the Cook County Jail last Friday following a confrontation with correctional officers in which he was beaten, body-slammed, and injected with sedatives, records show.
Company Info
Injustice Watch
Injustice Watch is a Chicago-based nonprofit journalism organization that examines issues of equity and justice in the court system.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
'+1 312-521-0977
Founded: 2015