IAPA warns of severe problems in the Americas in accessing public information IAPA Chapultepec Index evaluates institutional performance on this issue
Access to Information Adopted at the Hemispheric Summit of National Congresses, IAPA, Washington, DC, May 11, 2004.
IAPA rejects bill in Peru to prohibit official advertising in privately-owned media The bill discriminates against the constitutional principles of press freedom, freedom of trade and access to public information and transparency.
Chile Must Guarantee Freedom of the Press in the New Constitution IAPA called on the constituents drafting the new Constitution to guarantee the broadest access to public information and to prohibit restrictions on press freedom.
Information access Adopted at the Hemispheric Summit of National Congresses SIP, Washington, DC, May 11, 2004. Download here pdf
The pandemic deepens weaknesses in freedom of the press and expression Restrictions on access to public information, violence, censorship, financial crisis
Colombia: Public act of apology and tribute in the emblematic case of Guillermo Cano Cano, director of El Espectador newspaper, was assassinated on December 17, 1986.
