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El Faro’s Oscar Martinez on Surviving Bukele’s Crackdown

International organizations have raised alarms over what they describe as the systematic use of the justice system to silence critics.

“President Bukele’s foreign agents law is a blatant move to silence dissent and dismantle what remains of El Salvador’s independent press.”

The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the killing of El Guerrero, Opinión Ciudadana founder and editor José Carlos González.

Mexican authorities must investigate the disappearance of journalist Miguel Ángel Anaya, the founder and editor of news website Panuco Online.

Journalists and newsrooms face mounting pressures that threaten their ability to report freely and the public’s right to know…

A preliminary investigation said that Alonzo covered criminal issues and was investigating criminal groups in the region.

The independent press raises the alarm over the arbitrary detention of two journalists by Cuban State Security.

Committee to Protect Journalists denounces Israel’s targeted airstrike that hit a media tent in southern Gaza on Monday…

Sub-committee chair Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga. referred to NPR and PBS as “radical left-wing echo chambers” with “communist” programming.

The Committee to Protect Journalists is alarmed by the arson attacks on three TV and radio stations in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince.