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A new edition of the Chapultepec Index reveals the normalization of a deterioration in institutional actions regarding freedom of expression and the press, in some of the 22 nations

16 de enero de 2026 - 09:47

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General Report

General report

Global Index

Maps

Map

Index by Country

Index by country 2025

Environments

Environments 2020

Comparative tables

Comparative tables of the 5 editions

Conclusions

Chapultepec Index Conclusions

Conclusions

Conclusions 2020

Previous editions of the Chapultepec Index

2021 Previous editions of the Chapultepec Index

2022 Previous editions of the Chapultepec Index

2023 Previous editions of the Chapultepec Index

2024 Previous editions of the Chapultepec Index

2025 Previous editions of the Chapultepec Index

Methodology

REALM Action against control of media and journalism

2020 Realm D: Action against control of media and journalism

Realm C: Action against control of the media and journalism

Realm: Action against control of media and journalism

Realm: Media control

REALM Action against violence and impunity

2020 Realm C: Violence and impunity against journalists

Realm B: Action against violence and impunity against journalists and media

Realm: Action against violence and impunity

REALM Informed citizens free to express themselves

Realm A: Citizens free to express themselves

REALM Informed citizens and free to express themselves

Realm: Citizens free of express themselves

Realm: Citizenship informed and free to express themselves

Realm: Informed citizens free to express themselves

REALM: Journalism Exercise

REALM Exercise of journalism

Realm: Journalism exercise

Realm: Journalism Exercise

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