Argentine Media Warn by Multiplying Milei Insults to the Press
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A report by ADEPA and testimonies before the Committee on Freedom of Expression of Deputies document an escalation of verbal assaults, restrictions on access and physical violence against journalists during the Government of La Libertad Avanza.
The president used expressions such as "corrupt journalists", "mic sicarios" and "mic apes", and repeatedly amplified the slogan "we don't hate journalists enough," he added.
The entity questioned the appropriation of journalistic content by the AI and highlighted the deterioration of public debate and restrictions on professional exercise.It was in the semi-annual presentation of its report on Freedom of the Press.
During the annual assembly of the entity in Tucumán, journalists and experts analyzed the effects of the incorporation of the tool in the industry; the use of chatbots and digitizers of archives
The entity’s semi-annual report questioned the President’s attacks on journalism and warned about restrictions on access to official sources. The post “There’s a difference between responding and degrading”: ADEPA again shot Javier Milei’s attacks on journalism appeared first on El Intransigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
FOPEA warned that more than 60% of the attacks recorded against press workers come from the executive branch. Journalists denounced restrictions, violence and difficulties in accessing information, while ADEPA questioned Javier Milei’s grievances and warned about a “contagion effect.” Journalists and representatives of press entities presented Friday in the Chamber of Deputies about the deterioration of freedom of expression in Argentina and war…
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