The government of Australia announced this Friday the creation of a parliamentary commission to analyze the influence and impact of the social networksfollowing the battle between X and Canberra over restrictions on violent images and Meta’s decision to abandon payments to the media. This proposal, which will be submitted to Parliament next week, will put […]
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A truck loaded with news, the new way to overcome censorship in Venezuela
He ‘news truck’ is the idea launched by three digital media outlets Venezuela who, on board a truck, carry news and investigative journalism “direct to the communities” of Caracas, as a mechanism to overcome the censorship and blockages that prevent access to information. The ‘mobile ARI, an information truck’ is the name of the vehicle […]
Mexico goes through one of the bloodiest years for the press
Mexico is heading for one of the bloodiest years for the press after the murder of five journalists in less than two months, a tragic saga that continues to grow due to impunity. The most recent case occurred in the city of Salina Cruz (Oaxaca state, south), where Heber López Vázquez, 39, was shot on […]
Press freedom suffered a clear setback in the Americas
Press freedom in the American continent suffered a “clear throwback”In the last year and Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela are in general terms the countries with the worst conditions to practice journalism, but Mexico is the most dangerous in terms of physical integrity for journalists. This is the balance made by Carlos Jornet, president of the […]
Poland: government alliance of the PiS on the verge of collapse
In Poland, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki’s national-conservative government alliance is on the brink of collapse. The previous Deputy Prime Minister Jarosław Gowin terminated his group’s collaboration with the ruling party PiS after Morawiecki’s dismissal in Warsaw. After six years of joint governance, Gowin told TVN24 that they were thrown out of the alliance. This means […]