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IAPA condemns the brutal murder of two journalists in Haiti Canahuati: "We begin the year with a horrendous event that mourns journalism"
IAPA Says Court Order Against NYT Violates First Amendment Jorge Canahuati: "We are surprised by this court order that violates precepts on prior censorship and interferes in content and editorial processes, all of which are protected by the First Amendment."
The IAPA welcomes ruling that protects journalists from criminal penalties and million-dollar civil penalties This ruling that reaffirms the inter-American record in favor of the decriminalization of defamation lawsuits; against journalists and protects them from paying compensation that goes beyond its economic reality.
Restoring democracy in Nicaragua must be our priority End of the year message from IAPA President Jorge Canahuati
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.
The IAPA calls media and journalists to its annual contest in 14 categories Review the rules and register your contestant work here.
IAPA Condemns New Attacks on Free Speech in Cuba "Sooner or later, there will be a change in Cuba because the people no longer have anything to lose."
Murders and Violence, Major Obstacles to Press Freedom in the Americas .#EndImpunity - #ProtectJournalists
IAPA denounces increase in violence against journalists Condemns new murder in Mexico and aggressions in Bolivia
IAPA Condemns Eighth Murder of a Journalist in Mexico Fredy López Arévalo was director of Revista Jovel and news anchor at XERA-Radio Uno in Chiapas.
The climate of repression, impunity, and injustice in Nicaragua denounces IAPA IAPA Repudiates Expulsion of Journalism Team from Honduras
IAPA demands the Cuban government to cease police and judicial persecution of independent journalists New wave of repression against the organizers of a social protest on November 15.
IAPA President takes office Jorge Canahuati, CEO of Grupo Opsa of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, will continue as IAPA president until October of next year.
A bleak picture of violations of freedom of expression and press freedom in the Americas Presented by the IAPA at the conclusion of its 77th General Assembly.
Uruguay and Chile in the antipodes of Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela, in the press freedom barometer "Chapultepec Index" 2021 The country that fell the most on the scale compared to the previous year was Argentina. The one that rose the most was the Dominican Republic.
Cuba IAPA demands the Cuban government to cease police and judicial persecution of independent journalists
