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Argentina govt suspends state news agency Telam

Telam, a state news agency in Argentina, was suspended by the government following President Milei's announcement of shutting down what he called 'propaganda.'
Hundreds protested the closure outside Telam headquarters in Buenos Aires, expressing their discontent with the decision.
Telam, which was established in 1945, with over 700 staff, is the latest state institution to face closure under Milei's administration.

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Globo

Argentina's largest public news agency is shut down by Milei decree

The Buenos Aires Journalists Union called for a demonstration in the next few hours to reject the closure of the branch

2 months ago·Brazil

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Infobae

Milei anuncia que cerrará la agencia de noticias oficial de Argentina Télam

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2 months ago·C A B A, Argentina

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The Straits Times

Argentine state news agency Telam shut after Milei threat

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2 months ago·Singapore

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