The Story Behind the Conviction of a LA NACION Journalistic Team
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The magistrate sentenced a LN+ journalistic team for interviews and filming in an Aboriginal community.The penalty can be replaced by a fine.ADEPA and FOPEA strongly reject the judicial decision. Instead of standing in solidarity with journalists, President Milei and libertarian leaders blamed the media for working for Insfrán.
A judge in Formosa ordered five days of arrest, which could be replaced by a fine of $282,550, for special envoys, who had been intimidated by the provincial police during the coverage
The president expressed himself on social networks after learning of a conviction in the province of the north. President Javier Milei reacted this Friday through his social networks after learning about the decision of the Justice of Formosa that condemned four members of the journalistic team of the channel La Nación+. “TIRO FOR THE CULATA”, wrote the president on social network X when responding to a publication that reported the judicial san…
The Provincial Justice sentenced four LN+ envoys to pay a fine or serve days of arrest for filming in Aboriginal communities. The President celebrated the court ruling on their networks, while the chroniclers denounced persecution by local intelligence and confirmed that they will appeal the measure. Read more
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