Presentación realizada en el Global Factchecking Summit.

2. How we manage
backlash and criticism

3. Jorge Capitanich, former Chief of Cabinet of Ministers

4. Alberto Fernández, former Chief of Cabinet of Ministers
@Chequeado: @alferdez: “Futbol
for all costs half of what
the Universal Allocation per Child
(AUH) costs” ¿Is that true?
@Alferdez: @Chequeado that was
what I was talking about.
It was to show that the AUH could
be adjusted to improve current
spending.

5. Gabriela Cerruti, city legislator
Chequeado: @gabicerru: Buenos Aires pays $280.000
per block, double that other cities #WasteCollection #Exaggerated
@GabiCerru: @Chequeado if you want we can go through
the numbers together. I think it is you that is wrong.
@Gabicerru: where can I send you the data so that you can
make the corrections to your piece and admit your mistake?
#checkingchequeado
@Chequeado: @gabicerrru the data is checked, but email us
at info@chequeado.com we will happily correct it of there
is a mistake.

6. Update on Chequeado’s website
with the information
Gabriela Cerruti sent.

7. • We follow a method that is open to our readers on our website
• We call/email the person that we are fact checking to have his/her point of view
from the beginning
• As part of our method, we have a procedure for how to act when we make
mistakes
• We cover a wide selection of topics and characters
• We are a diverse staff and we read each others work before publishing
• We are very careful in choosing who we work with and the events we participate
in
How we face criticism (and have less reasons to be criticized):

8. Some positive examples: Julio Cobos,
former vice-president.
Great work @Chequeado.
Indeed, I meant secondary education and
I was wrong when I said primary school.

9. Martín Lousteau, candidate for city mayor

10. Laura
Zommer
@lauzommer
@Chequeado
/Chequeado