Censorship, Sanctions and Publicity: Luisa María Mayor Clarifies Guidelines on Hearing Rights After Criticism
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29 Articles
It will remain a mystery what the Government’s proposal to protect the right of hearings actually meant. A week ago, in this space, I pointed out the risk posed by a text that would open up the possibility of financially punishing critical or uncomfortable media for its contents. The guidelines presented gave the last word to the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (designated by the Government) in those cases where some complainant would n…
Anaya alert that guidelines on hearing rights allow millions of media fines and open the door to censorship.
The president of the National Elections Commission, Citlalli Hernández, attacked Jorge Romero and the disinformation he is disclosing about the rights of the hearings.In addition to Citlalli Hernández really clarified what the rights of the hearings are, she also accused that the National Action Party (PAN) occupies the town's morning to increase its fame. Citlalli Hernández points out to Jorge Romero for misinforming about the rights of the hea…
The Presidential Legal Adviser accused a disinformation campaign on the General Guidelines
President Claudia Sheinbaum and Luisa María Mayor, Legal Counsel of the Presidency, detailed the guidelines for distinguishing the contents of advertising and opinion in the media, as part of the consultation on the rights of the hearings. The Legal Counsel said that the interventions and sanctions will occur based on the breaches of the following obligations: Do not issue a Code of Ethics. Do not appoint a hearing advocate. Do not put in place …
The Legal Counsel denied that it is the State that determines as a last word what is true and what is not true
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