Tomás Ocaña
Tomas Ocaña Urwitz (Madrid, January 20, 1984) is a Spanish journalist awarded for his investigative reports, among others, with a Peabody Award, an Investigative Reporters and Editors award and three Emmy awards in different categories. He worked for nearly five years as a reporter and producer for Univision Investiga, a department managed by the Pulitzer Prize winner Gerardo Reyes. Together they uncovered cases of corruption, drug trafficking, labor exploitation, fraud, gun trafficking and environmental destruction, visiting a dozen countries in order to make it possible. He has also been involved in some of the most important global investigations such as Panama Papers or Swissleaks. In 2015 Tomas was appointed to represent his country, Spain, as ambassador of the project ´Made of talent´. Career With a degree in both Law and Journalism at the Carlos III University, he began his career at CNN + / Cuatro, to eventually become the executive producer of 'El Telediario de Intereconomia'. In January 2012 Ocaña arrives at Univision to join the newly created Documentaries department. His first production was 'PRESSured' a documentary co-directed with Mariana Atencio about press freedom in Latin America, which was recognized in 2014 with the Gracie Award from the Alliance for