Over 600 Argentine Figures Reject President Milei's Attacks on Journalism - teleSUR English

The federal prosecutor Ramiro González ruled this Friday that Carlos Pagni, a columnist of LA NACION, did not commit any crime of public action against President Javier Milei and claimed that it was not for his prosecution to launch an investigation against the journalist. González also highlighted the protection that freedom of expression has in Argentina, “a fundamental constitutional guarantee.” The prosecutor intervened in the file initiated…

In the year and a half he has been at Casa Rosada, the Argentine president has stigmatized journalists and now threatens to take them to prison, in addition to dismantling public mediaMilei fulmina a Télam, the last major news agency in South America When the hate machine spreads against journalism, the normal frameworks are blurred to be able to report. That happens in Argentina, a country that has fallen 47 positions in the last two years in t…

Over 600 Argentine Figures Reject President Milei's Attacks on Journalism - teleSUR English

They endorsed an article originally published by Ari Lijalad, who has been sued by Milei for alleged defamation and slander. On Thursday, over 600 journalists, artists, and intellectuals staged a symbolic protest against far-right President Javier Milei’s harassment of the Argentine press. RELATED: The Eternaut Sparks Questions Among Those Born During the Argentine Dictatorship They collectively endorsed a news article originally published by jo…

More than 600 journalists, artists and public figures from Argentina signed on Thursday a journalistic note republished in solidarity with Ari Lijalad, a colleague criminally denounced by President Javier Milei for "calumnias and insults." READ ALSO: Libra Cause: They order the freezing of assets of several defendants and the investigation of Milei's assets The original article, published on May 4 on the El Destape portal, criticized the governm…

President Javier Milei made a criminal complaint against three national media journalists, accusing them of slander and insults, figures who have had amendments to the Penal Code. Is there any real chance that their complaint will advance?

In addition to dismantling public media, Milei says to businessmen that "people don't hate journalists enough." By Mercedes López San Miguel Buenos Aires — When the hate machine spreads against journalism, normal frameworks are blurred to be able to report. That happens in Argentina, a country that has fallen 47 positions in the last two years in the World Press Freedom Classification of Reporters Without Borders (RSF). In the year and a half he…