US EditionEditors and journalists denounce bill that threatens investigative journalism in Peru
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This article was originally published by the Global Network of Investigative Journalists [GIJN] on April 9, 2025. Investigative journalists in Peru have published high-impact stories in recent years: from deep investigations into corruption and reports on nepotism, to follow up on the Lava Jato transnational scandal and inquiries into political violence. At every key moment of the recent crises, such as having had six presidents in the last 10 y…
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