Articles by Sindicato de Periodistas del Paraguay
Paraguayan radio journalist killed after reporting on local drug trade
The Paraguayan Journalists Union condemns the murder of radio journalist Fausto Gabriel Alcaraz, 28, who was shot to death on 16 May 2014 near his home in Amambay department. Alcaraz was the host of the programme “De Frente a la Mañana” and often reported on drug traffickers operating in the area.
Government press department journalist shot to death in Paraguay
The Journalists’ Union of Paraguay condemns the murder of journalist Carlos Artaza, who worked for the press department in the Amambay governor’s office and was victim of a premeditated attack during which he was shot six times.
SPP condemns death threats against journalists in Alto Verá
Both journalists have discussed cases of corruption, involving Partido Liberal Radical Auténtico (PLRA) members, on their radio shows.
IFEX-ALC launches guide on best practices for monitoring and documenting attacks on free expression
The guide outlines a number of crucial steps to standardise monitoring, investigating, analysing and documenting free expression violations in the region.
Thirty-eight IFEX members make recommendations to improve freedom of expression at Honduras’s UPR
In support of the IFEX-Latin America and the Caribbean (IFEX-ALC) mission to the Honduras UPR in Geneva, IFEX members provided recommendations regarding the country’s freedom of expression record.
SPP concerned over threat against journalist
After announcing details of a demonstration to protest against a lack of public safety, journalist Rosendo Duarte received a threatening telephone call.
SPP condemns actions against journalist, attempt to censor radio station
Unidentified individuals fired gunshots and threatened journalist Martín Caballero, who has been publicising allegations related to a strike by steelworkers.
SPP concerned over censorship in Ciudad del Este
Two radio programmes were taken off the air, one journalist was dismissed and another journalist was forced to resign.