Politics, Business & Culture in the Americas
 

José Ugáz

Ugáz is a Peruvian lawyer and former global head of Transparency International

 

Carlos Messias

Carlos Messias is a journalist based in São Paulo

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Rodrigo Janot

Rodrigo Janot, who served as Brazil’s attorney general from 2013 to 2017, oversaw the Brasília Car Wash task force.

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Jonathan Franklin

Jonathan Franklin has been a reporter for The Guardian for the past 18 years, reporting from Chile, Brazil, Cuba and the United States. Franklin lives in Santiago, Chile, with his wife and seven daughters—making that his full-time job. Specializing in investigative reporting from the region, he also has worked with CNN, Univision and The Washington Post.

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María Amparo Casar

María Amparo Casar is the CEO of Mexicanos Contra la Corrupción y la Impunidad (Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity). This article is based on her book, Anatomía de la Corrupción (Anatomy of Corruption, 2016) and on a forthcoming research paper.

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Juan S. Gonzalez

Juan S. Gonzalez is senior director for the Western Hemisphere at the National Security Council

 

Juan Garzon

Juan Garzon is a researcher at Igarapé Institute

 

Hanaa’ Tameez

Hanaa’ Tameez is a multimedia journalist in New York.

 

Fabrício Chagas Bastos

Fabrício Chagas Bastos is a research associate with the Centre for Latin American Studies at University of Cambridge.

 

Jamil Chade

Jamil Chade is a Brazilian journalist and the Europe correspondent for O Estado de São Paulo.

 

Sergio Guarín

Sergio Guarín is the Post-Conflict Program director for Fundación Ideas para la Paz.

 

Mario Huapaya

Mario Huapaya is a lawyer with expertise on dialogue between public and private sector. He joined the Inter-American Development Bank in 2017 and is currently a consultant at the Innovations for Citizen Services Division. He has been working in the Peruvian public sector for the past ten years.

 

Juan Cruz Vieyra

Juan Cruz Vieyra is a political scientist with expertise on transparency and anticorruption. He joined the Inter-American Development Bank in 2006 and is currently leading the initiatives InvestmentMap and Transparency in the Extractive Industries. 

 

Macario Schettino

Macario Schettino is a professor at the School of Government at Mexico’s Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education. Follow him on Twitter @macariomx.

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