US EditionVictory in the Icc's Court for Journalists in Requiring Credential to Cover Press Conferences in La Fortaleza · Global Voices
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The Secretary of Public Affairs for La Fortaleza, Jean Peña Payano, stated that the government will appeal the court ruling that prohibits the restriction of access to the executive mansion for two journalists from the Center for Investigative Journalism…
The Center for Investigative Journalism had filed a lawsuit against the governor and her press secretary because they did not allow journalists to cover a press conference because they did not have a credential from the State Department.
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La Fortaleza’s secretary of public affairs, Jean Peña Payano, said Tuesday that the government of Puerto Rico will file an appeal to the judicial decision prohibiting the restriction and access to the executive mansion of two journalists from the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI). “We’re expressing that the Department of Justice has expressed that it will go on appeal,” Peña Payano said to press questions. “It’s a matter that because of …
Government will not be able to deny access to the press By Drafting of Sin Comillas Demanding journalists a certification from the State Department to access the conferences of the Government of Puerto Rico violates freedom of the press by substantially limiting journalistic functions, and for this reason, the administration of Jenniffer González Colón must cease this practice against the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI), determined the…
Demanding journalists to be certified by the State Department in order to access the conferences of the Puerto Rico government violates press freedom by substantially limiting journalistic functions, and for this reason, the administration of Jenniffer González Colón must cease this practice against the Center for Investigative Journalism (CPI), decided today the superior judge Iris L. Cancio González of the Court of First Instance of San Juan. …
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