Carmen Molina Acosta is ICIJ's digital producer.
Prior to ICIJ, Carmen worked at NPR's Morning Edition program as a production assistant, where she helped produce the network's first bilingual special coverage of the State of the Union. She also worked at Connecticut Public as a Dow Jones News Fund intern, and interned previously at ICIJ as an Emma Bowen Foundation Fellow.
Her work has been published in The Washington Post, the Associated Press and The Intercept, among other outlets.
- Investigations
- Stories by Carmen Molina Acosta
Journalists from around the world have joined forces to uncover harrowing new details about one of the most brutal state-run killing systems of the 21st century: the regime of former Syrian president Bashar Assad.
Dec 04, 2025
As governments grapple with the burgeoning crypto industry, this new investigation from ICIJ reveals how cryptocurrency companies have profited from a new shadow economy that's awash with crime.
Nov 17, 2025
Six years after ICIJ’s Solitary Voices investigation, Physicians for Human Rights found over 10,000 people were placed in solitary confinement over a 14-month period.
Sep 19, 2025
Five years after ICIJ published the FinCEN Files, the Trump administration has walked back significant anti-money laundering rules.
Sep 17, 2025
A survivor who testified in the case slammed the sentence — a choice between prison or paying a fine — which Nigeria’s anti-trafficking agency intends to appeal.
Jul 31, 2025
Spanish courts hit Carlo Ancelotti, now head coach of Brazil, with a one-year suspended prison term and a fine.
Jul 11, 2025
ARTICLE 19, a freedom of expression advocacy organization, documented heightened transnational repression during state visits, echoing the findings of ICIJ’s China Targets investigation.
Jun 13, 2025
In country after country, local authorities detained and silenced activists to shield the Chinese leader from dissent.
Apr 29, 2025







