Javier Rebolledo
He is a journalist specialized in investigating issues related to systematic human rights violations in Chile, child abuse, and allegations of poor business and political practices. Since 2002, he has published and been part of investigative journalism teams in national print media (Siete+7, The Clinic, La Nación Domingo). In 2005, he was selected by Chile and was a finalist in the Unicef international contest with the report "Alcatraz for Minors" (The Clinic). He participated as an investigative journalist and assistant director in the documentary El Mocito, directed by Marcela Said and Jean de Certeau.
In 2010, he made the documentary Castilla for the TV series ¿Por qué en mi jardín? by the production company La Ventanacine, with which he won the Journalism Excellence Award from the Universidad Alberto Hurtado.
He is the author of the books La danza de los cuervos (2012), Municipal Literature Award 2013, Investigative Journalism category, El despertar de los cuervos (2013), and A la sombra de los cuervos (2015)
In 2010, he made the documentary Castilla for the TV series ¿Por qué en mi jardín? by the production company La Ventanacine, with which he won the Journalism Excellence Award from the Universidad Alberto Hurtado.
He is the author of the books La danza de los cuervos (2012), Municipal Literature Award 2013, Investigative Journalism category, El despertar de los cuervos (2013), and A la sombra de los cuervos (2015)
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