The National College of Journalists stated that Venezuela became “a hostile place” for communicators

His secretary general, Edgar Cárdenas, alerted about the jails of press workers “without conviction or trial”

16-04-25.-The National College of Journalists (CNP) sectional Caracas held a press conference on Tuesday, April 15 at which they warned about the deterioration of the conditions for the exercise of journalism in the country and condemned the arrest of 13 press workers. "In the last...

The freedom of the press in Venezuela continues to be restricted. Journalist Luz Mely Reyes fights for democratic values and credible reporting.

The National College of Journalists (CNP) warned Tuesday that journalism in Venezuela has become a high-risk activity and that power has turned social communicators "into a political objective."At a press conference, Edgar Cárdenas, secretary general of the CNP sectional Caracas, said that the recent arrest of several reporters and journalists reflects that freedom of expression is constantly threatened."In recent years, we have witnessed an ala…

Venezuela has become a hostile place for journalists due to the danger of being arrested and imprisoned without conviction or trial because the government considers them its enemies, warned in a press conference, the National College of Journalists (CNP), sectional Caracas, on Tuesday, April 15. The complaint was made by the secretary general [...] The entry CNP: Venezuela has become a hostile place for the work of journalists #15Apr was first p…

The National College of Journalists (CNP), Caracas sectional, warned that Venezuela has become a hostile place for journalists because of the danger of being arrested and imprisoned without conviction or trial because the government considers them its enemies. The complaint was made at a press conference by the secretary general of the CNP Sectional Capital District, Edgar Cárdenas, accompanied by representatives of the NGO Provea. At the meetin…