Articles by Inter American Press Association
IAPA concerned over blockade of papers’ printing presses
About 50 demonstrators blockaded the printing presses of the Buenos Aires papers “Clarín” and “La Nación” for about six hours, hindering their distribution.
IAPA insists on clear rules for the allocation of state advertising, protests discriminatory practices
The daily “La Nación” has reported that, of the public funds spent on advertising in the media in 2010, 67.5% went to a television station owned by a businessman with close links to the government.
IAPA condemns attack on TV station
A home-made bomb exploded near Canal 9’s antenna, opening up a hole in the adjoining building.
IAPA releases videos on risks for journalists in tri-border area of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay
The videos show the impact of violence and the risks that journalists face in the tri-border area.
IAPA president’s year-end message
Gonzalo Fernando Marroquín presented a review of the advances and setbacks faced by the press in 2010.
Knight Foundation review of IAPA Impunity Project
The review documents headway in justice for slain Latin American journalists, but in Mexico the problem is getting worse.
IAPA welcomes support for naming 2011 Freedom of Expression Year
A resolution endorsed by the Global Coordinating Committee of Press Freedom Organizations involves public awareness campaigns aimed at creating greater understanding of the role of a free press.
IAPA deplores court ruling against press freedom
The court ruling prohibits the press from publishing telephone conversations without permission from a judge or the people involved.