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Publisher: I turned around and said goodbye to Nicaragua

“It is not only against La Prensa. It is against all independent journalism. They definitely have an allergy to freedom of expression.”

Addressing the court Ponomarenko concluded with the defiant words, “No totalitarian regime has ever been as strong as before its collapse.”

Reporters Without Borders said he recently discussed a case of embezzlement involving a media outlet with government connections.

At least 16 journalists were attacked or harassed on January 8, and at least 24 others have been targeted in the aftermath of the riots.

“We are alarmed by the dozens of attacks on journalists in Peru covering anti-government protests,” said Carlos Martinez de la Serna of CPJ.

Two unidentified individuals on a motorcycle shot Tamar multiple times on Rue Monseigneur Guilloux street near his home in Port-au-Prince.

If Twitter owner truly wants to foster a platform that allows free speech for all, it makes no sense to remove journalists from the platform

“Authoritarians place journalism as an enemy.” The case of Nicaragua “is more painful, but it is not the only one.”

On November 28, two unidentified men on a motorcycle shot and killed Córdoba while he was on a reporting trip in the department of Nariño.

In a final editorial written from his prison cell, the paper’s founder, said, “It’s been 30 years of struggle against corruption & impunity.