Ignacio Gomez is the deputy director of Noticias Uno, a weekend news show that airs nationally from Bogota. His reports have shown complex relations among drugs and guns trafficking,international corporations, political corruption, oil and conflict minerals, in Colombian wars. He also chairs the Foundation for Press Freedom, FLIP, and teaches Reporting Ways at Rosario University in Bogotá.

His research has been published in El Espectador (1986-2001) and broadcasted from Noticias Uno (2002-). Der Spiegel, The Guardian, Liberation, also took pieces of him. His reports on Chiquita Brands led to the company's judiciary agreement accepting charges of terrorism; his revelations about American military close to the slaughter of Mapiripán (2000) led to a debate in the House of Representatives States and those of British Petroleum guns deals in Colombian at the House of Commons in United Kingdom (2001). His case of Justice Palace, with the team of Noticias Uno, led to a criminal investigation for the murder of two Supreme Court magistrates (2010) and his exposé on Coltan market in Colombia led to a mining ban in 1 million hectares (2012).