US Edition“The Crc Is a Closed Club that Censores the President”: Petro Denounces Lack of Government Representation – larazón.co
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The issue generated controversy after, during an intervention in the Rtvc, he warned that, if this refusal was maintained, he would resort to criminal law by censorship.
President Gustavo Petro denounced to RTVC that his government does not have representation in the Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) and accused the agency of exercising prior censorship on its presidential addresses. “I have never been able to have a delegate to CRC, it is only a closed club that does not name the government determining a censorship on the president,” said the president, adding that “my delegate to CRC has not even been…
The Communications Regulatory Commission took this decision on the basis of a ruling by the Council of State that ordered that each intervention must comply with a number of requirements. President Gustavo Petro denounced an alleged censorship against him, after one judicial authority and another administrative authority put limits on his frequent and prolonged televised speeches on national television. “The President of the Republic of Colombia…
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