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Latin America Media News

COLOMBIA: Rebels To Free U.S., British Journalists
January 29, Reuters via Yahoo News
Also see:
  Colombian Rebels Demand Military Halt Offensive Operations Before Kidnapped Foreign Journalists Are Released
  Colombian Television Crew Missing In Same Region Where Foreign Journalists Kidnapped
  Writer, Two Hikers Freed
  U.S. Journalists Face New Risks Covering Colombia

ARGENTINA: Police Officer Convicted For Participating In Journalist's Murder (PRESS RELEASE)
December 31, Asociación para la Defensa del Periodismo Independiente via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

MEXICO: Mexico City Newspapers Shut Down
December 31, Washington Post

VENEZUELA: AP's One-Sided Venezuela Coverage -Reporters "Phone-In" Spin (COMMENTARY)
December 20, Narco News

CUBA: Report Calls For End To Gov't Media Monopoly (PRESS RELEASE)
December 17, Reporters sans Frontieres

VENEZUELA: No Media Neutrality: Private Media Slam Chavez While State Media Support Him
December 17, Newsday

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Radio Journalist Arrested (PRESS RELEASE)
December 13, Periodistas Frente a la Corrupción via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

CHILE: Pres Signs Bill To End Film Censorship
December 11, The New York Times (free registration req'd)

VENEZUELA: Chavez Supporters Surround TV Stations
December 10, Associated Press via CNN
Also see:
  Media Protesters Are Peaceful, Not "Mob" (COMMENTARY)
  Gov't Media Advisor Applauds Challenge To Commercial Media (COMMENTARY)

INTERNATIONAL: Colombian Press Appeals To Colin Powell
December 5, BBC via Moreover.com

COLOMBIA: Court Overturns Sections Of Decree Mandating Foreign Press Restrictions (PRESS RELEASE)
December 4, Committee to Protect Journalists via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

GLOBAL: Can Online Index Help Fight Political Corruption? (COMMENTARY)
December 3, Wired News
Also see:
  Transparency International's "2002 Corruption Perceptions Index"

COLOMBIA: Radio Station Manager Assassinated (PRESS RELEASE)
December 3, Fundación para la Libertad de Prensa via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

MEXICO: Journalists From "La Jornada" Summoned, Questioned About Sources For Corruption Case Reportage (PRESS RELEASE)
December 3, Periodistas Frente a la Corrupción via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

ARGENTINA: Can The Internet Help Struggling Argentina?
November 25, BBC

COSTA RICA / EL SALVADOR: Judges, Journalists Agree On Decriminalization Of Libel
November 19, International Freedom of Expression Exchange

COLOMBIA: Bomb Explodes In Front Of Radio Station (PRESS RELEASE)
November 15, Fundación para la Libertad de Prensa via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

LATIN AMERICA: Latin American Papers Struggle To Maintain Circulation
November 5, Editor & Publisher

ECUADOR: Editor Of Influential Ecuadorean Newspaper Carlos Perez Dies
November 7, AP/Yahoo

VENEZUELA: Media Owners Meet With Chavez
November 1, AP/Yahoo

VENEZUELA: Inter-American Press Association Condemns Venezuelan Media
October 31, EFE News Service via Globalvision News Network

COLOMBIA: Government Appoints New Prosecutors To Probe Attacks Against Journalists
October 30, Committee To Protect Journalists via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

LATIN AMERICA: Press Association Condemns Venezuela, Calls for Free Press in Cuba
October 30, EFE News Service via GVNN

LATIN AMERICA: Press Association Condemns Venezuela, Calls for Free Press in Cuba
October 30, EFE News Service via GVNN

VENEZUELA: Media Bill Endangers Press Freedom, Warns Group (PRESS RELEASE)
October 28, Instituto Prensa y Sociedad via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

NICARAGUA: Gunman Attacks Newspaper Office, Former Contras Threaten Media (PRESS RELEASE)
October 28, Periodistas Frente a la Corrupción via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

COLOMBIA: Government Restricts Foreign Press In Security Zones (PRESS RELEASE)
October 28, Commitee to Protect Journalists via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

PERU: Journalists Assaulted By Police (PRESS RELEASE)
October 25, Instituto Prensa y Sociedad via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

MEXICO: Press Group Calls For Investigation Into Journalist's Death (PRESS RELEASE)
October 25, Reporters sans Frontieres via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

VENEZUELA: Radio Station Target Of Bomb Attack (PRESS RELEASE)
October 23, IFJL via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

NICARAGUA: Government Shuts Down Radio Station (PRESS RELEASE)
October 23, Periodistas Frente a la Corrupción via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

VENEZUELA: Media Openly Pressuring President Chavez To Resign
October 21, Voice Of America via Google

URUGUAY: Journalist Receives Death Threats (PRESS RELEASE)
October 18, Periodistas Frente a la Corrupción via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

COLOMBIA: Journalists Assaulted At Bucaramanga Airport (PRESS RELEASE)
October 18, Fundación para la Libertad de Prensa via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

CUBA: Independent Journalist Fined Over Corruption Report
October 16, CubaNet via GVNews.Net

MEXICO: Playboy Relaunches Mexican Edition, Counting On Cultural Shifts
October 15, Los Angeles Times

BRAZIL: Journalist Allegedly Attacked And Tortured (PRESS RELEASE)
October 8, Reporters sans frontières via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

ARGENTINA: Sony Acquires International Rights To TV Show In Which Contests Win Employment
October 10, Wired News

COLOMBIA: Photojournalist Assaulted In Cali (PRESS RELEASE)
October 7, Fundación para la Libertad de Prensa via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

BRAZIL: Report: Federal Government Should Be Responsible For Investigating Journalist Murders (PRESS RELEASE)
October 3, Reporters sans Frontieres via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

INTERNATIONAL: Sony Buys Rights To Argentina's Controversial Unemployment Game Show
October 8, Variety/Yahoo via I Want Media

VENEZUELA: Two International Press Groups Accuse President Chavez Of Instigating Attacks On The Press
October 7, European Journalism Centre

BRAZIL: Newspaper Publisher Murdered (PRESS RELEASE)
October 1, Committee to Protect Journalists

BRAZIL: Community Radio Station Harassed By Municipal Authorities (PRESS RELEASE)
September 30, Asociación para la Defensa del Periodismo Independiente via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

VENEZUELA: Chavez Condemns Attack On Journalists But Says Media "Partly At Fault"
September 29, AP/Yahoo

Hard To Find Internet Partners In Latin America
September 26, Reuters via Yahoo News

VENEZUELA: Press Groups Blast Chavez, Citing Attacks By His Supporters
September 26, Associated Press via Editor & Publisher

VENEZUELA: Chavez Government Slams International Media Watchdogs For 'Meddling'
September 24, ABC (Australia) News

COLOMBIA: Presidential Decree Restricting Journalists Is Violation Of Media Rights, Says Press Freedom Group (PRESS RELEASE)
September 23, Reporters Sans Frontieres via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

PERU: Journalist Receives Death Threats (PRESS RELEASE)
September 13, Instituto Prensa y Sociedad via International Freedom of Expression Exchange

VENEZUELA: News Crew Assaulted During Opposition Protest (PRESS RELEASE)
September 12, International Freedom of Expression Exchange

COLOMBIA: New York Times Reporter Accused Of Being Washington Mouthpiece  (COMMENTARY)
September 9, ColombiaReport

VENEZUELA: Media Versus The President: Maurice Lemoine On The Political Power Of The Venezuelan Press
August 15, 2002 Le Monde Diplomatique

PERU: Software Libre, Peruvian Lawmaker Takes On Microsoft
July 22, Americas.org

COLOMBIA: PR And Propaganda In The U.S.-backed "Drug War" In Colombia
June 7, Znet

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