Dircom, ADC and APRI Join the Clamor for Press Freedom After Interior Classified Several Journalists for Their Ideology
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The recognition will be given next September 19, within the events of the 12th Day of Rice that organizes the coastal town
"It's not a working document, it's a marking document," said the mayor.
The classification of journalists by their ideology carried out by the Ministry of the Interior into a secret dossier uncovered by El Confidencial continues to generate astonishment in Spanish society. Thus, the Association of Communication Directors (Dircom), the Association of Professionals of Institutional Relations (APRI) and the Association of Communications Consultancys (ADC) have issued a statement of support and in defense of press freed…
The president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, considered this Wednesday "very serious" the existence of a list of journalists drawn up by the [...]
The panellist of More than One has been critical of the document revealed, pointing out that Minister Marlaska should resign for it.
The press associations of Cáceres, Badajoz and Mérida have on Wednesday expressed their "strongest condemnation" for the preparation by the Ministry of the Interior of a document that, according to their denunciation, ideologically classified dozens of journalists and information professionals.The three organizations consider this practice "incompatible with the rule of law" and demand that the responsibilities be clarified within the communicat…
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