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Cartoonist threatened by son of former Ecuadorian president

“I didn’t think I was at risk, but you never know what can happen,” Bonilla told the Committee to Protect Journalists.

Twitter announced last week that it would start labeling some accounts run by media outlets and their top editors as “state-affiliated.

Yvens was able to escape into a vehicle that was driving by at the moment of the attack, leaving his motorcycle behind.

Two heavily armed men entered the restaurant and fired more than 50 rounds at Morrugares, who died instantly.

The letter sent to the journalist read in part, “You’ve earned your place in the cemetery of El Rosario.”

A video of the detention shows five soldiers grabbing Esquivel on the street and placing him in the back of a truck.

If convicted of violating the hate law used against journalists, Rodríguez and Evans could each face up to 20 years in prison.

David Romero should never have been imprisoned, now he’s dead.

Top Brazilian authorities seek to criminalize journalism.

“By taking away access our accounts, they take away our ability to pay our employees and buy supplies. It is a clear attempt at censorship,”