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  1. Ulrik Haagerup, Denmark, is the editor-in-chief of Nordjyske Media.

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  2. Nicky Hager, New Zealand, is an independent investigative reporter and writer. Read complete profile »

  3. Stephen Handelman, United States/Canada, is managing editor of Americas Quarterly, a journal specializing in Latin American affairs; executive editor of The Crime Report, the U.S.'s only online investigative news & resources site for criminal justice.

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  4. Ola Haram, Norway, is a freelance investigative journalist based in Oslo.

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  5. Andreas Harsono, Indonesia, currently works for Human Rights Watch in Jakarta and is also writing a book entitled A Nation in Name: Debunking the Myth of Indonesian Nationalism.

    He used to work for Pantau magazine in Jakarta, The Nation, a daily in Bangkok, and The Star in Kuala Lumpur.

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  6. Timo-Erkki Heino, Finland, worked for YLE, the Finnish Public Service Broadcaster since the 1970s, where he produced cultural, social, and investigative documentaries.

    In 2000, he became the executive producer of “Ykkösdokumentti” (“Documentary on One”), the major documentary slot on channel TV 1. For the past decade he has specialized in the reasons and consequences of the Finnish recession and banking crisis, combining macro and micro economic approaches in his documentaries.

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  7. Mikkel Hertz, Denmark, is assistant managing editor of Denmark's largest daily newspaper, Jyllands-Posten.

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  8. Shuli Hu, China, is managing editor of Caijing (Business & Finance Review), a magazine she helped start in China in 1998.

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  9. Michael Hudson, USA, is a senior editor at ICIJ. His two decades of work on mortgage and banking fraud has prompted media critics to call him the reporter "who beat the world on subprime abuses" and the "guru of all things predatory lending." He previously worked as a reporter for the Wall Street Journal and as an investigator for the Center for Responsible Lending. Hudson has also written for Forbes, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and Mother Jones. His work has won many honors, including a George Polk Award for magazine reporting, a John Hancock Award for business journalism and accolades from the National Press Club, the White House Correspondents’ Association, the American Bar Association and the New York State Society of CPAs. He edited the award-winning book Merchants of Misery and appeared in the documentary film Maxed Out. His latest book, THE MONSTER: How a Gang of Predatory Lenders and Wall Street Bankers Fleeced America—and Spawned a Global Crisis, was named 2010 Book of the Year by Baltimore City Paper and called "essential reading for anyone concerned with the mortgage crisis" by Library Journal. His recent series of stories for the Center, "The Great Mortgage Cover-Up," has been selected to appear in Columbia University Press's Best Business Writing, 2012. Read complete profile »

  10. Carlos Eduardo Huertas, Colombia, is the investigations editor at Semana magazine and founder of Consejo de Redacción, a professional association that promotes investigative journalism.

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  11. Paola Hurtado, Guatemala, is chief of the investigative reporting team at elPeriódico in Guatemala City and hosts the television news program “A las 8:45” on Canal Antigua.

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