Authors

Eric A. Witte manages the National Trials for Grave Crimes project at the Open Society Justice Initiative, which monitors grave crimes trials in Guatemala at www.ijmonitor.org.

Fabio Giambiagi, chief economist at Brazil’s National Development Bank (BNDES), is also a columnist and author of 25 books about Brazil’s economy.

Elda Cantú is a journalist and a professor of politics and international relations at Universidad ESAN. She lives in Lima.

Antônio Sampaio is the Research Associate for Security and Development at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS). He is a member of the Global Initiative against Transnational Organised Crime (GITOC) and writes frequently on urban security and organized crime.

Francisco Rodríguez is Chief Economist at Torino Capital and a former Head of Research for the United Nations’ Human Development Report Office.

Christopher Phalen is a research assistant at the Wilson Center.

Ben Raderstorf is a program associate in the Peter D. Bell Program at the Inter-American Dialogue

Michael J. Camilleri is the director of the Peter D. Bell Rule of Law Program at the Inter-American Dialogue, and a former advisor on Latin America at the State Department and National Security Council.

Alonso is the head of Argentina’s national anti-corruption office

Ugáz is a Peruvian lawyer and former global head of Transparency International

Carlos Messias is a journalist based in São Paulo

Kate Steiker-Ginzberg is an independent journalist