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Lilia Saul
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Investigative Reporter, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)
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Biography
Lilia Saúl Rodríguez is a journalist with 20 years of experience, based in Mexico City. Data journalist with emphasis on transparency and access to information. He founded the first data team in a Mexican newspaper (El Universal). She won the Ortega y Gasset Prize in 2016 for the Disappeared project. Semifinalist of the 2016 Data Journalism Awards for the Trusts project and received an Honorable Mention in the 2016 SIP awards for Disappeared. Winner of the National Journalism Award in 2011 for the research "The Team". He worked in Emeequis magazine, in Animal Político, W Radio, among others. She was Multimedia Editor for three years at Connectas (investigative journalism platform) and was part of the board of Chicas Poderosas, an organization to promote women in journalism. She was a fellow of the International Center for Journalist (ICFJ) where she was hosted by ProPublica in the United States. She is currently a research reporter at the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). He has taught workshops to journalists in Mexico and some countries in Latin America. He participated in the first Ibero-American Manual of Data Journalism.
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By Kevin Hall Verified, Lilia Saul Verified, Lilia Saúl| Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) Verified U.S. authorities announced late Thursday that they had taken into custody Ismail Zambada Garcia, nicknamed El Mayo, a co-founder of the feared Sinaloa Cartel. Also taken into custody was Joaquin Guzman Lopez, son of the other co-founder Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, now serving time in a federal prison. Nearly a day later, details remained sketchy.
By Lilia Saul Verified, Lilia Saúl, Jonny Wrate Verified| Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity Verified Un exmiembro de la banda de la Riviera Maya fue apuñalado en México por quienes alguna vez fueron sus compañeros. El fiscal mexicano que lideró la investigación ni siquiera consideró que podían ser sospechosos. Ahora, se descubre que le podrían haber pagadoEn Rumania hallaron culpables a los miembros de la banda por ese crímen. Están ahora apelando y la defensa reveló el nombre del fiscal mexicano que no los investigó.
By Lilia Saul Verified, Lilia Saúl, Pavla Holcova Verified| Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) Verified by Lilia Saúl and Pavla Holcová 21July 2021 Tweet this Share this on Facebook DONATE Dozens of teachers in Mexico may have been picked for targeting with highly invasive spyware, according to data from a large-scale investigation into the Pegasus spyware system. The selections took place during a period when they were in conflict with the Mexican government over its proposed educational reforms.
Company Info
Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
+1 202-470-3510