Situation of written Investigative Journalism in Bolivia from the year 2000 to 2020
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https://doi.org/10.35319/puntocero.20224531Keywords:
Investigative Journalism, Information, Hidden Facts, Processes, TransparencyAbstract
This research shows information on the situation of written investigative journalism (IJ) in the central axis of Bolivia from 2000 to 2020. This branch of journalism is relegated by conjuncture journalism and is often confused with related areas, such as in-depth journalism or data journalism. On the other hand, there are no investigations related to written IJ in the Bolivian context that cover a similar journey. The main aim of this research is to determine the situation of investigative journalism in the time and space previously specified. In this sense, a constructionofareferentialframework and a theoretical base is proposed, in order to analyze later the results obtained through interviews, focus groups and complement with data on the foun products. Consequently, similarities and differences between the international context and theory with the reality of investigative journalism in Bolivia are made visible. Also, adaptations made by journalists are evident regarding the process of perform this type of journalism and points of view on collaborative, cross- border, independent or mixed work.
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