¿Qué tan difícil es hacer Periodismo de Investigación en Ecuador?

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Abstract: The research analyzes the complexities of investigative journalism in Ecuador, focusing on censorship, self-censorship and barriers to access to information public. Through a historical review, analysis of interviews with Ecuadorian journalists and the bibliographic review of significant cases such as: Bribes, Metastasis and Pandora Papers, the obstacles, threats and government pressures they face are evident the journalists. The research predominates the combination of traditional techniques and modern, highlights the crucial role of information sources. Also discussed are the improvement strategies that journalists have developed to face these obstacles and emphasizes the importance of maintaining commitment to the truth. Although difficulties, Ecuadorian journalists continue committed to the dissemination of the truth. This study emphasizes its essential role in the defense of democracy and justice social, provides a solid theoretical and methodological framework that can guide future investigations and improve the practice of investigative journalism. Furthermore, it emphasizes the need for best practices and legal reforms to protect freedom of the press and facilitate access to public information.