The Dictators' Bank

Project Credits

Editing: Caroline Henshaw (OCCRP), Ilya Lozovsky (OCCRP), Sally Mairs (OCCRP), Miranda Patrucic (OCCRP), Julia Wallace (OCCRP)

Writing and Reporting: Mariana Castro (CJI), Eli Moskowitz (OCCRP), Madeline Fixler (CJI) Andrew Little (CJI), Jonny Wrate (OCCRP)

Research and Data: Mariana Castro (CJI), Romina Colman (OCCRP), Madeline Fixler (CJI) Andrew Little (CJI), Giannina Segnini Segado (CJI), Angus Peacock (OCCRP)

Coordination: Caroline Henshaw (OCCRP), Kristen Lombardi (CJI) Eli Moskowitz (OCCRP), Jonny Wrate (OCCRP)

Fact Checking: Birgit Brauer (OCCRP), Olena LaFoy (OCCRP), Maura Quatorze (OCCRP)

Design and Graphics: James O'Brien (OCCRP), Edin Pašović (OCCRP)

Web Production: Fabienne Meijer (OCCRP)

Journalists: Jennifer Avila (Contracorriente), Bill Barreto (No Ficción), Mariana Castro (CJI), Romina Colman (OCCRP), Madeline Fixler (CJI), Osvaldo Hernández (No Ficcion), Vienna Herrera (Contracorriente), Brian Hioe (TAWPA), Jiyoon Kim (KCIJ-Newstapa), Sol Lauría Paz (La Prensa Panamá), Cindy Lee (TAWPA), Andrew Little (CJI), Danielle Mackey (freelance), Wilfredo Miranda (Divergentes), Eli Moskowitz (OCCRP), Iván Olivares (Confidencial), Ernesto Rivera (Lado B), Giannina Segnini Segado (CJI), Fernando Silva (Contracorriente), Diana Ulloa (Divergentes) Daniel Valencia (Redacción Regional and Focos), Jonny Wrate (OCCRP), Tsung-Ching Wu (TAWPA)

OCCRP's partners in Guatemala and El Salvador were supported by the Consortium to Support Regional Journalism in Latin America (CAPIR) led by the Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR).

Media Partners

Columbia Journalism Investigations (CJI), an investigative reporting unit at the Columbia Journalism School; Collaborative Central American reporting project Redacción Regional, including ContraCorriente in Honduras, No-Ficción in Guatemala, Lado B in Costa Rica, Focos in El Salvador, Confidencial and Divergentes in Nicaragua, La Prensa Panamá in Panama, and Dromomanos in Mexico; KCIJ-Newstapa in South Korea, Taiwan Anti-Corruption & Whistleblower Protection Association (TAWPA) in Taiwan, and the Centro Latinoamericano de Investigación Periodística (CLIP).