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Constitutional Court of Costa Rica Declares Unconstitutional to Withdraw State Media Guidelines for Political Satire - Observacom

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The Constitutional Chamber ruled that the withdrawal of official publicity to the El Chinamo program of a TV station, after broadcasting satirical content about the government, constituted “indirect censorship.” The president criticized the ruling calling it “burry and worrying.” The Constitutional Chamber of Costa Rica declared that the decision of the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) and the Banco Popular to withdraw its advertising pat…
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The Constitutional Chamber ruled that the withdrawal of official publicity to the El Chinamo program of a TV station, after broadcasting satirical content about the government, constituted “indirect censorship.” The president criticized the ruling calling it “burry and worrying.” The Constitutional Chamber of Costa Rica declared that the decision of the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) and the Banco Popular to withdraw its advertising pat…

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Observacom broke the news in on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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