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Biography

José M. Encarnación Martínez is a journalist for Centro de Periodismo Investigativo, a Puerto Rican publication, where he concentrates on education issues that include massive school closures even before the coronavirus pandemic as well as various scandals involving the island’s education budget. As a journalist and graduate student at the University of Puerto Rico, Encarnación knows the island well. He specialized in Caribbean history and the intersection of sports and society. He has worked as a news and sports reporter for Diálogo UPR, NotiCel and Metro Puerto Rico. In 2016, Encarnación completed his B.A. in Journalism at the University of Puerto Rico. In 2020, he completed his Master in History at the same institution.

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Total articles 57

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  ‘If They Come, I’ll Distract Them:’ A Child’s Plan to Protect His Mother from ICE Raids

  By José Encarnación Verified

  Feb. 12, 2025

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  Carlitos sobre los agentes del ICE: “Si vienen, yo los distraigo”

  By José Encarnación Verified

  Feb. 11, 2025

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  “Loterías’ Team!”: un chat que retrata la politiquería en el Gobierno

  By Vanessa Colón Almenas, José Encarnación Verified

  Nov. 01, 2024

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Company Info

Centro de Periodismo Investigativo

The Centro de Periodismo Investigativo (CPI) is an independent, non-profit organization based in Puerto Rico, established to enhance access to news and information through investigative journalism. Founded in 2007 or 2008, CPI is the only organization in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean dedicated solely to this field. Its mission is to ensure transparency and accountability in governance by providing oversight of powerful figures and institutions. CPI focuses on in-depth reporting on various critical issues, including political corruption, public policy, health, and climate change. The organization produces regular investigative reports, engages in litigation to defend public access to information, and offers training programs to develop journalistic skills. CPI publishes its work in both Spanish and English, contributing significantly to the media landscape in Puerto Rico. Under the leadership of Executive Director Carla Minet, CPI has received over 30 awards for its impactful journalism, including recognition for its role in addressing government corruption.