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espanolEste articulo recoge los principales hallazgos de una investigacion desarrollada sobre las condiciones en las cuales ejercen su profesion los periodistas que informan sobre la violencia criminal en Centroamerica, una region que ha pasado de la guerra civil a un nuevo conflicto con el crimen organizado: la del narcotrafico, las pandillas y otros grupos criminales que en algunas zonas operan bajo total impunidad y en connivencia con las autoridades estatales, civiles y militares. El diagnostico se elaboro con la aplicacion de un cuestionario y entrevistas a comunicadores de seis paises centroamericanos que fueron victimas de agresion en el cumplimiento de su labor. El estudio busca estimular la reflexion acerca de la amenaza que representa el crimen organizado para el ejercicio periodistico libre y profesional en Centroamerica. EnglishThis article is based on the findings of research done on the working conditions that journalists face while reporting on criminal violence in Central America, a region that has gone from decades of civil war to a new form of war waged by organized crime, including drug traffickers, gangs and other groups often operating with impunity and in collusion with civil and military authorities. The research is based on a questionnaire and interviews with journalists in six Central American countries who have suffered aggression while preforming their duty. The study aims to provoke thoughts over the threat that organized crime represents for independent journalism in Central America.

Periodismo bajo fuego: La nueva guerra del crimen organizado en Centroamérica