Javier Milei directs ire at Argentina’s media: “We don’t hate journalists enough” - Argentina Reports

The president of Argentina Javier Milei provoked a new controversy with the press of his country, sector with which he keeps distance from the beginning of his term.On this occasion he drew attention that the president did not use the image of an Argentine media, but rather published a photograph on his social networks with a logo allusive to Teletica, popular channel of Costa Rica. Javier Milei suffers loving rupture; he separates himself from …

Argentina and the United States head the list of those responsible for the “unprecedented critical level” of the world press freedom situation. It is, at least, what emerges from the latest World Press Freedom Index, ranking of Reporters Without Borders (RSF), published as every year on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day. It is not that these nations occupy the worst posts in the chart, in fact they are better than the average, well away fr…

Javier Milei directs ire at Argentina’s media: “We don’t hate journalists enough” - Argentina Reports

Buenos Aires, Argentina — President Javier Milei has singled out a new principal enemy ahead of Argentina’s October midterm elections: the media.  The libertarian politician has shifted focus from battling the deficit and fighting opposition figures — the “caste,” as he calls them — to waging war against the mainstream press.  Milei and much of his cabinet are now targeting journalists under the slogan, “People don’t hate journalists enough.” Th…