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Milei, an Example Against Journalism: Insults, Threats and Vetoes to Silence Those Who Question Power
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Press freedom goes through one of its most delicate moments in Argentina since the recovery of democracy in 1983. Under the presidency of the ultra-rightist Javier Milei, the confrontation with the media has ceased to be a simple political dispute to become a dynamic of public harassment, personal disqualifications and restrictions on journalistic work. A delectable practice that, being directed by the highest president, has opened the door for …
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