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Condenação de jornalista dominicano a seis meses de prisão por difamação é "perigosa e desproporcional", diz RSF

A condenação de um jornalista dominicano a seis meses de prisão por difamação e injúria é perigosa e desproporcional, declarou a Repórteres Sem Fronteiras.

Honduran reporter receives death threats after criticizing military repression of protest

Honduran journalist Gilda Silvestrucci announced she received death threats over the phone mentioning the ages of her children and where they could be found, and family members were questioned about her, reported the organization C-Libre.

Final decision on case against Ecuadoran newspaper El Universo remains unsettled as judge falls ill

The outcome of Ecuadoran President Rafael Correa's lawsuit against the newspaper El Universo remains unsettled after a scheduled hearing on Tuesday, Jan. 24, was suspended when one of the trial's three judges got sick, according to the news agency EFE.

Mexican court says broadcasters' debates violated election laws

Following the Mexican Electoral Court's decision to investigate more than 60 radio and television stations for interviewing candidates for the governorship of the state of Michoacán, the National Congress of the Radio and Television Industry sent a letter to the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE in Spanish) asking for clarification of the rules regarding the broadcasting of debates, reported the newspaper Milenio.

News Corp. e RCN da Colômbia entram no mercado de televisão em espanhol nos Estados Unidos

O conglomerado de mídia News Corp., do polêmico empresário Rupert Murdoch, e o canal RCN Televisión da Colômbia anunciaram uma aliança para criar uma emissora de televisão em espanhol nos Estados Unidos para competir com Univision e Telemundo, informou o jornal The Wall Street Journal.

News Corp. and Colombian RCN announce new Spanish-language channel to launch in the United States

Controversial businessman Rupert Murdoch's media giant News Corp. and Colombia's RCN Televisión announced a partnership to launch a Spanish-language television channel in the United States to compete with Univision and Telemundo, reported The Wall Street Journal.

Cuba frees Spanish journalist jailed after filming exposé on child prostitution

A Spanish journalist jailed in Cuba for 17 months over allegations of sexually exploiting minors after reporting on child prostitution on the island for the television station Telecinco arrived back in Madrid on Jan. 17, reported the news agency EFE.

Mexican court to review oil executives' libel case against magazine journalists

The Mexican Supreme Court will review an appeal from oil businessmen against journalists from the magazine Contralínea charged with libel, reported the news agency Notimex.

Lawyer shot to death in Honduras after denouncing police torture to newspapers

A lawyer who served as a newspaper source was killed in Honduras on Jan. 17, three days after speaking out against police abuse and torture, reported the freedom of expression organization C-Libre.

King of Spain Journalism Awards recognize the best in Latin American reporting

The Spanish language news agency EFE and the Spanish Agency of International Cooperation named five Latin American journalists winners of the King of Spain Journalism Awards on Jan. 12, reported EFE.