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Progressive presidents commit to joint actions for algorithmic transparency - Observacom

At the high-level “Democracy Always” summit in Santiago, Chile on 21 July, the presidents of Chile, Brazil, Spain, Uruguay, and Colombia pledged to advance a shared agenda to tackle disinformation and protect democracy. One key commitment: promoting international cooperation on algorithmic transparency and data governance—an initiative highlighted in contributions by OBSERVACOM, a partner and founding member of the Forum on Information and Democ…Disinformation · Santiago Read Article

Brazilian court redefines exceptions to the principle of non-liability of digital platforms - Observacom

Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court declared Article 19 of the Civil Rights Framework for the Internet, usually referred to in Portuguese as the Marco Civil partially unconstitutional and expanded the exceptions to the principle of non-liability of platforms for third-party content. Although platforms already actively moderate (including removing millions of posts) under their own rules, the decision incorporates state criteria—in addition to those a…Internet · Brasília Read Article

Rumble Challenges Brazilian Court Order in U.S. Lawsuit - Observacom

A dispute between the video platform Rumble and Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court spotlights the growing clash between national judicial authority and the refusal of foreign tech companies to comply with court orders outside their home countries. Photo: Supreme Federal Court of Brazil Video-sharing platform Rumble, a platform that promotes itself as a free speech haven and has gained popularity among far-right commentators and political groups, has…Technology · Brasília Read Article

Argentine Justice Condemns Google for Violating a User's Right to Privacy - Observacom

A ruling of the National Civil Appeals Chamber of the Federal Capital reaffirms Argentine judicial sovereignty by holding Google responsible for damages caused to a citizen whose image was captured and disseminated without authorization through Street View The H Chamber of the National Civil Appeals Chamber of the Federal Capital condemned Google Argentina SRL and Google Inc. to pay three million Argentine pesos (about US$ 2400) to a user for th…Google · Argentina Read Article

Constitutional Court of Costa Rica Declares Unconstitutional to Withdraw State Media Guidelines for Political Satire - Observacom

The Constitutional Chamber ruled that the withdrawal of official publicity to the El Chinamo program of a TV station, after broadcasting satirical content about the government, constituted “indirect censorship.” The president criticized the ruling calling it “burry and worrying.” The Constitutional Chamber of Costa Rica declared that the decision of the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) and the Banco Popular to withdraw its advertising pat…Costa Rica · Costa Rica Read Article

Uruguay and Media Law: Review Setbacks and Regulate Audiovisual Services on the Internet - Observacom

Experts warn that the law passed in 2024 during the government of Lacalle Pou facilitates media concentration and eliminates transparency and citizen control mechanisms. Along with some voices of the ruling party they raise the need to review the current framework to reverse setbacks, but also to incorporate audiovisual services online. Photo: Legislative Palace of Uruguay The debate on the new Law on Audiovisual Content Services in Uruguay (“Me…Montevideo · Montevideo Read Article

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In Mexico there is a risk that the data of millions of people will end up on sale in forums and clandestine rooms on the Internet, resulting from the changes approved in the new Law on Telecommunications and Broadcasting and the control of all biometric data of Mexicans in digital procedures, analysts warned. Víctor Ruiz, founder of Silikn, certified instructor in cybersecurity, explained that the centralization of information is a risk for citi…Internet · Mexico See the Story

New Dominican Freedom of Expression Law: Support From Jurists, Journalists and Media Directors - Observacom

Journalists, media representatives and prominent lawyers of the country agreed to affirm that the bill under consideration by the Congress of the Dominican Republic does not seek to impose censorship, but rather to guarantee rights in the new communication environment by updating an anachronistic legislation dating from 1962 Photo: Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) Dominican Republic is moving forward in the public debate o…Dominican Republic · Dominican Republic Read Article

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Progressive presidents commit to joint actions for algorithmic transparency - Observacom

Brazilian court redefines exceptions to the principle of non-liability of digital platforms - Observacom

Rumble Challenges Brazilian Court Order in U.S. Lawsuit - Observacom

Argentine Justice Condemns Google for Violating a User's Right to Privacy - Observacom

Constitutional Court of Costa Rica Declares Unconstitutional to Withdraw State Media Guidelines for Political Satire - Observacom

Uruguay and Media Law: Review Setbacks and Regulate Audiovisual Services on the Internet - Observacom

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Progressive presidents commit to joint actions for algorithmic transparency - Observacom

Brazilian court redefines exceptions to the principle of non-liability of digital platforms - Observacom

Rumble Challenges Brazilian Court Order in U.S. Lawsuit - Observacom

Argentine Justice Condemns Google for Violating a User's Right to Privacy - Observacom

Constitutional Court of Costa Rica Declares Unconstitutional to Withdraw State Media Guidelines for Political Satire - Observacom

Uruguay and Media Law: Review Setbacks and Regulate Audiovisual Services on the Internet - Observacom

Risk Alert for Black Market Data Sale

New Dominican Freedom of Expression Law: Support From Jurists, Journalists and Media Directors - Observacom