La SIP condena el asesinato en Colombia del periodista Mardonio Mejía
Nuevas acusaciones de acoso contra exconcejal y subgerente de TV pública colombiana
FLIP rejects allegations to journalists who investigated military operation in Putumayo
The foundation responded to the statements of the presidential candidate, Enrique Gómez, as it would “delegitimize their work” and endanger them in the context of the armed conflict
The IACHR noted the “risks of severe criminalization” of the Salvadoran press
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights warned of reforms that punish up to 15 years in prison “any type of written statement that alludes” to gangs
They denounced at least 103 attacks on press freedom in Nicaragua during March
The regional network Voices del Sur indicated that, of the total number of violations, “94 were perpetrated against the media, eight against natural persons and one case against a union organization of journalists”
El Salvador: El Faro newspaper closed its website for a day in protest against the censorship of Nayib Bukele
For the first time in 24 years, the publication replaced the news with a message about the president-driven reforms of the Penal Code that prevent them from publishing about gangs
There are 50% more murders of journalists with AMLO than with Peña Nieto and Calderón: Article 19
The civil organization that defends freedom of expression revealed that CDMX, Guerrero, Puebla, Baja California and Yucatan are the entities where journalists were most attacked in 2021
The woman who broke into the Russian central news to protest against the invasion of Ukraine was arrested and is missing
The whereabouts of Marina Ovsyannikova are unknown after she displayed a poster against Putin's war and propaganda during the Channel One broadcast. The angry reaction of the Kremlin spokesman
El gobierno de Nicaragua impide la entrada de un periodista de The New York Times
