Press Freedom Under Pressure: the Global Recession and the Cost of Journalism
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The attack on 13 October 2023 in Lebanon, which killed the reporter of Reuters Issam Abdallah. RSF joins their call for the opening of an international investigation for war crimes committed by Israel. (RSF)Reporters Without Borders (RSF) publishes its 25th world press freedom ranking and paints an alarming picture of the situation of global journalism. One hundred out of 180 countries record a deterioration in their score. The report highlights…
INTERVIEW: ENRIQUE MOLLER https://970universal.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/06.05.2026-dot-global.mp3 Andrés Rega, in his column “Global Point” in Punto de Encuentro highlighted that according to Reporters Without Borders in the last 25 years there is a critical period for press freedom worldwide. In his last report he notes that it is the worst time and several Latin American countries are shocked by a “spiral of violence and repression” agai…
Álvaro Verzi Rangel The World Press Freedom Index 2025, published by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), presents a bleak picture: global press freedom is in a difficult situation, largely due to unprecedented economic pressures on the media and constant threats — physical, legal and political — against journalists. For the first time, RSF's economic indicator shows that almost 90% of countries report that the media are struggling to survive econom…
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