CATEGORY: Mexico

Colombian reporters to hold silent protest

Violence against journalists in Colombia has escalated recently, with paramilitary groups issuing threats against reporters all over the country. The threats are worrisome for a country, where drug traffickers, corrupt politicians, leftist...

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Community radio conflicts

Community radio station have grown more popular in Mexico in the last few years creating conflicts with private radio networks. It is expected new laws which will either expand or retract the operating room for these low wattage radio stations will...

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Presumed Guilty found innocent

The scandal caused by the banning of the documentary Presunto Culpable Presumed Guilty has given a shot of life to Mexicans. On Wednesday, after a legal battle of several days, the film was again allowed to be shown to the public. The Sixth...

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Aristegui reinstated

Carmen Aristegui, the radio broadcaster who was forced off the air recently, hit the wave lengths again this week after MVS, the Mexican radio station that had kicked her out of her early morning spot agreed to put her back. Aristegui had been...

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2012 will see Mexico’s Twitter election

In Mexico, politicians have began using social media to campaign. But they seem baffled as to how to deal with angry voters. State Governor Enrique Peña Nieto, potentially the next presidential candidate for the Institutional Revolutionary Party...

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Mental health in the Mexican press

Mexico City has introduced a new law that seeks to protect mental health patients. The law, issued in December 2010, will promote the rights of mental patients. The decision by the local city government came just weeks after Disability Rights...

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