Investigative journalist | Author | Digital entrepreneur
A Panamanian committed to transparency, justice and journalism that makes the powerful uncomfortable. He has led investigations that exposed the mismanagement of economic aid and “parallel decentralization” schemes in Panama, and he has spent several years investigating state surveillance in the country.
At Código Morse he shares reporting, analysis and signals that invite readers to read between the lines.
International collaborations
- “Co-Founder of Controversial Spyware Firm Had Israeli Diplomatic Passport” (OCCRP, Código Morse and Shomrim, July 2026). Co-author, with Nathan Jaccard (OCCRP) and Uri Blau (Shomrim), of the investigation into the sale of Pegasus to Panama: NSO co-founder Shalev Hulio entered the country in 2013 on an Israeli diplomatic passport. Published as part of OCCRP’s Pegasus Project (Spanish version).
- Pegasus Project: Inside Morocco’s spying machine (Forbidden Stories, July 2026). With Código Morse, he took part in the consortium’s investigation into the Moroccan intelligence service’s surveillance with Pegasus. He contributed documents and screenshots of the program’s interface obtained in Panama, and NSO’s letter about the installation of the system in Panama City. Articles: “Morocco Denied Using Pegasus. Documents and Insider Accounts Tell a Different Story” and “Codename ‘Morgan’”.
- Member of Forbidden Stories’ SafeBox Network, which protects the work of threatened journalists.