Press Releases

President Javier Milei. (From El Independiente)

The IAPA on alert for attacks by President Milei against journalists and media
They silenced his pen, but not his legacy. Thirty-three years after the unresolved murder of Víctor Manuel Oropeza Contreras

"They silenced his pen, but not his legacy." Thirty-three years after the unresolved murder of Víctor Manuel Oropeza Contreras
Gustavo Petro (From Revista 100 Días.)

The IAPA Expresses Concern Over President Petro's Hostile Rhetoric Against the Press
The IAPA Condemns the Murder of a Journalist in Mexico

The IAPA Condemns the Murder of a Journalist in Mexico
The revocation of the visa of Cuban journalist in Ecuador concerns IAPA

The revocation of the visa of Cuban journalist in Ecuador concerns IAPA

 Francisco Ortiz Franco (From Zeta/Internet.)

Francisco Ortiz Franco, Twenty Years of Impunity
The IAPA Rejects Regulations on Audiovisual Content in Uruguays Media Law

The IAPA Rejects Regulations on Audiovisual Content in Uruguay's Media Law
The IAPA Welcomes Judicial Decision in Guatemala to Grant House Arrest to José Rubén Zamora

The IAPA Welcomes Judicial Decision in Guatemala to Grant House Arrest to José Rubén Zamora
Javier Valdez (Photo from Mexico News Daily.)

"Voices Claiming Justice": Javier Valdez Cárdenas, Emblematic Journalist Murdered in Mexico
Journalistic Organizations Sign Santiago + 30 Declaration

Journalistic Organizations Sign Santiago + 30 Declaration
José Rubén Zamora (Photo: Prensa Libre, Esbin García)

The IAPA presents a legal brief in support of journalist José Rubén Zamora
Roberto Carlos Figueroa Bustos (Photo from El Economista.)

The IAPA Condemns the Murder of a Journalist in Mexico and Calls for it not to Remain Unpunished
President of the IAPA warns about democratic deterioration at the annual meeting of CLAEP

President of the IAPA warns about democratic deterioration at the annual meeting of CLAEP
IAPA Warns of Growing Risks to Freedom of Expression and Press

IAPA Warns of Growing Risks to Freedom of Expression and Press
llustration: El País, Spain.

In the context of a UNESCO event in Costa Rica, the IAPA analyzed journalism in exile
(From ADN 40.)

Nineteen years since the disappearance of Mexican journalist Alfredo Jiménez Mota
Journalists Nerval Pierre Viliat. Photo credit; Constant Haiti.

The IAPA Lamented the Death of a Haitian Journalist Due to a Stray Bullet
Courtesy Presidency.

President of Ecuador Daniel Noboa Signs Chapultepec and Salta Declarations
Voices Claiming Justice

Voices Claiming Justice
(From Alianza de Medios Mx)

An IAPA Delegation to Meet with President Daniel Noboa in Ecuador
The IAPA, Concerned about the Kidnapping of a Journalist in Mexico

The IAPA, Concerned about the Kidnapping of a Journalist in Mexico
Message from the IAPA for International Womens Day

Message from the IAPA for International Women's Day

The IAPA is concerned about judicial harassment against journalists from Volcánicas in Colombia

The IAPA is concerned about judicial harassment against journalists from Volcánicas in Colombia
Photo: AmeriqueInfo7

The IAPA Condemns Attacks against Haitian Journalists During Violent Protests
Ana María Busquets de Cano signed the Agreement for the Compliance with the Recommendations on behalf of the family. (Photo EFE, Mauricio Dueñas Castañeda)

Moving act of recognition and tribute to Guillermo Cano
Colombia: Public act of apology and tribute in the emblematic case of Guillermo Cano

Colombia: Public act of apology and tribute in the emblematic case of Guillermo Cano
The IAPA Signs Legal Document in Support of Guatemalan Journalists Accused of Obstruction of Justice

The IAPA Signs Legal Document in Support of Guatemalan Journalists Accused of Obstruction of Justice
Photo: composition by Jazmín Ceras/La República.

The IAPA Urges Police to Refrain from Initiating Legal Actions Over a Cartoon in Peru
The IAPA Alarmed by the Leak of Journalists Personal Data in Mexico

The IAPA Alarmed by the Leak of Journalists' Personal Data in Mexico
IAPA and CPJ delegates met with Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo on January 25.

"Freedom of expression is a priority for the government", said President Arévalo to the IAPA and CPJ