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Category Archives: Media Repression
Suspending Political Satire in Egypt
Bassem Youssef’s popular Egyptian television show ‘El Bernameg’ was recently suspended for mocking the current military installed government in Egypt. Youssef hosts the popular satellite program which is modeled on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Being one of the … Continue reading
Mexico: The Dangerous Climate for Free Speech
by Allison Dickinson Special to Sutradhar’s Market “Journalism in Mexico can be a violent business,” Lucy Conger wrote. Unfortunately this statement from 1997 has become an understatement in present-day Mexico. The situation for journalists in Mexico has gotten progressively worse, … Continue reading
Posted in "El Diario de Juarez", Censorship, Committee to Protect Journalists, Drug Cartels, Drug War, Felipe Calderon, Free Speech, Gulf Cartel, Journalism, Juarez Cartel, Media Repression, Mexico, Newspapers, Self-Censorship, Sinaloa Cartel, Violence
Tagged "El Diario de Juarez", Alfredo Corchado, Bladimir Antuna Garcia, censorship, Committee to Protect Journalists, Douglas Farah, drug cartels, Drug War, Duncan Wood, Felipe Calderon, free speech, Gulf cartel, Javier Garza, Jennifer Henrichsen, Joanne Lisosky, journalism, Juarez cartel, Lucy Conger, Marc Lacey, media repression, Mexico, Nathan Jones, newspapers, Reynosa, Sallie Hughes, self-censorship, Sidney Weintraub, Sinaloa cartel, Tamaulipas, Tracy Wilkinson, violence
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Mexico’s Violent Cycle
by Rick Rockwell How long does Mexico have to suffer before its violent cycle ends? This question comes to mind because Mexico City’s Human Rights Commission announced last week that March of 2012 was the most violent month on its … Continue reading
Posted in Colombia, Drug Cartels, Drug War, Felipe Calderon, Human Rights, Media Repression, Mexico, Televisa, United Nations, Violence
Tagged "Expreso", Colombia, drug cartels, Drug War, Felipe Calderon, human rights, International Criminal Court, media repression, Mexico, Mexico City's Human Rights Commission, Netzai Sandoval, Summit of the Americas, Televisa, United Nations, violence
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Remembering Argentina’s Dirty War & Effects on the Press
(Editor’s Note: Some students in the International Media program at American University are now researching final papers on a variety of topics. We are posting proposals and updates on these projects to demonstrate their progress.) by Allison Dickinson Special to … Continue reading
Posted in Argentina, Media Repression, Newspapers, Violence
Tagged "Buenos Aires Herald", "El Cronista", "La Opinion", "La Prensa" (Argentina), Andrew Graham-Yooll, Argentina, Daniel K. Lewis, Darrell B. Lockhart, David William Foster, dirty war, Heriberto Muraro, Jacobo Timerman, Juan Peron, Marvin Alisky, Maximo Gainza, media repression, Melissa Fitch Lockhart, newspapers, Patricia Marchak, Peter Smith, Rafael Perrota, Rodolfo Walsh, Thomas Skidmore, violence
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Stepping Up for Journalists in Mexico’s Drug War
by Rick Rockwell Credit where credit is due: the U.S. government admits the flow of illegal drugs northward to the U.S. market through Mexico fuels the Drug War. This past week, E. Anthony Wayne, the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico announced … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Committee to Protect Journalists, Drug War, Felipe Calderon, Freedom House, Internet, Journalism, Media, Media Repression, Mexico, United States, War
Tagged "The New Public Security Model for Mexico", "Zeta", Antonio Garza, books, Committee to Protect Journalists, drug cartels, Drug War, E. Anthony Wayne, federales, Felipe Calderon, Freedom House, Genaro Garcia Luna, Jesus Blancornelas, journalism, media, media repression, Mexican Army, Mexico, social media, United States, war
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