CNA reaction, after the video with journalists Digi24 published by George Simeon: Freedom of expression does not include the right to threat

The National Audiovisual Council responded after George Simion used an aggressive and disparaging language at the address of journalists Digi24 during the discussions on his presence in the electoral debate that followed to be organised by our television post. In addition, the AUR candidate secretly filmed the journalists present at the meeting of his office and then published video material on the Internet, without their consent and without the…

In half an hour from the start of the show, the AUR candidate posted on his Facebook account images registered in a Senate office, during the discussions he had with the television station representatives. The article “Why didn’t George Simion go to DEZBATERA from Digi 24: “It’s political party, you want to humble me, do you and rating” appeared for the first time in Romania TV.

George Simeon posted his Facebook post explaining to journalists Digi24 why he won't participate in the debate with Nicoşor Dan

Journalist and film critic Marden Machado will be an honorary citizen of Curitiba. The legislative decree project, presented by councilman Serginho do Posto (PSD), was unanimously approved this Monday (13) by the City Council. One of the creators of the podcast "In Cine Veritas", from Plural, alongside critics Paulo Biscaia Filho and Luiz Gustavo Vilela, Marden is a member of the Brazilian Academy of Cinema and has published several books about …

George Simion published a video made without the consent of Digi 24 journalists on Monday evening, when they went to his office at the Senate to discuss the format of the televised debate in which the extremist leader was supposed to participate. "In the images, you see a meeting that was supposed to take place with Mr. George Simion's team to discuss the last details related to this debate. The discussions that started last week and continued …

"The freedom of expression does not include the right to threaten, defend or abuse public opinion, subject to confidence in the press," stressed the institution