Chequeado

Chequeado is a non-profit fact-checking organization based in Argentina that operates primarily in the Spanish-speaking world. It researches and evaluates public claims made by politicians, public officials, and media figures, with the aim of helping readers distinguish fact from misinformation. The organization publishes its investigations on its website and collaborates with media partners and journalists to disseminate verified information.

Chequeado uses a transparent methodology that outlines the steps for verifying a claim, including gathering source documents, consulting experts, and cross-checking statements against public records. Verdicts typically describe a claim as true, false, or misleading, and each item includes a concise explanation, the evidence cited, and links to sources. In addition to individual checks, Chequeado often provides contextual explainers on related topics to support civic literacy.

The organization emphasizes accountability and independence, maintaining a public editorial policy and inviting corrections when errors occur. It participates in the broader international fact-checking community, sharing methods and collaborating on joint investigations. Chequeado's work is used by media outlets, educators, and researchers as a resource for evaluating public statements and informing public discourse.