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The year we did much more than fact-checks

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Income tax for companies

Campaigns funding

Panama Papers and IOMA

Provincial Courts

Most read in 2016

Fact checks

#	Title
1	Macri: “Nowadays, we consume more than two times the energy our Uruguayan or Chilean brothers consume”
2	Macri: “There were laws in 2002 that banned layoffs and it didn’t create more jobs, but rather destroyed them”
3	Financial Times: “Argentina is about to issue the largest debt [in foreign currency] of a developing country since 1996.”
4	Macri, on public employment in Buenos Aires: “In a period of 8 years 20 thousand people left and another 20 thousand were incorporated”
5	Constantini: “There are 20.000 [Aerolíneas Argentinas employees] (...) There’s an excess”

Articles

#	Title
1	Macri received ARS 3 million from State contractors for his electoral campaign
2	Electricity prices mapped across the country
3	Macri's decrees under analysis
4	How much money does the Government wire to Church in order to sustain Catholic worship?
5	How did poverty evolve with each President?

Education

1500

Journalists

and professional communicators took part in our educational activities.

Courses

talks, hackathons and participations in conferences, seminars and many other divulgation instances. Besides that, we started/kicked off Chequeado Abierto.

2200

Teenagers

received content specially created by Chequeado.

Research

Chequeado and UDESA: We investigated together to what extent we know how to differentiate facts and data from opinions and biases and how we could learn to do so. Link to paper | Link to project

Chequeado+ The future of debate

We trained 1200 teenagers so they could debate relying upon data and facts. We created and implemented the first fact-checking and data journalism module in United Nations and Legislative Models.