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Columnist in Ecuador cries censorship when paper sits on his critique of local police chief

A columnist in Ecuador claimed censorship when his newspaper decided not to publish one of his pieces, saying they wanted to "avoid legal trouble," according to the organization Fundamedios.

Organizações pedem ao governo do México transparência e limite nos gastos com publicidade

As organizações Artigo 19 e Fundar, do México, pedem um limite para os gastos do governo com comunicação e publicidade, já que o Orçamento de 2012 está sendo discutido na Câmara dos Deputados, segundo o site Avance MX.

Repórter de televisão sobrevive a atentado a tiros em Honduras

Um repórter televisivo de Honduras se recupera de uma ferida de tiro na perna após sobreviver a um atentado armado que deixou várias marcas de bala em seu carro na noite de segunda 28 de outubro, de acordo com o jornal El Tiempo.

Organizations urge Mexican administration to increase transparency, limit government spending on advertising

Mexican organizations Article 19 and Fundar are urging the government to limit spending on communication and advertising just days before the 2012 Expenditure Budget is set to be debated in the Mexican Chamber of Deputies, according to the website Avance MX.

Television reporter survives armed attack in Honduras

A television reporter from Honduras is recovering from a bullet wound in the leg after surviving an armed attack that left more than twenty bullet holes in his car the night of Friday, Oct. 28, according to Indo Asian News Service and El Tiempo.

Peruvian reporter comes out swinging after court releases him from jail on slander charge

The Supreme Court of Lima, Peru, released jailed journalist Paul Garay Ramírez after serving six months of an 18-month sentence for defamation, reported the Press and Society Institute.

Q&A: Colombian journalist Carlos Huertas discusses developing transnational journalism as a Harvard Nieman fellow

Colombian journalist Carlos Eduardo Huertas is the investigations editor for the political magazine Semana and the founder of the Newsroom Council, which promotes investigative journalism. In his career as a journalist Huertas has specialized in themes like corruption, human rights and the environment. He has also been involved in many of the magazine's award-winning projects, including the King of Spain in 2008, the Press and Society Institute's Best Corruption Investigative journalism in Latin America and the Caribbe

Dominican Republic correspondent in Miami warns of threats to the press

Rose Mary Santana, journalist for several Dominican media outlets in Florida, became the president of the Dominican Journalists Council in Miami. She noted that some of the powers that be "see a journalist as an enemy when they practice investigative journalism," a statement from the same organization read.

Guatemalan journalist receives threats after reporting on forced disappearances

Guatemalan journalist Lucía Escobar received threats from members of a local security committee after publishing an article on the forced disappearance of a young person in the tourist town of Panajachel, in the western part of the country, reported the Press and Society Institute (IPYS in Spanish).

Reportero de televisión sobrevive a ataque armado en Honduras

Un reportero de televisión de Honduras se recupera de una herida de bala en la pierna después de sobrevivir a un ataque armado que dejó una veintena de impactos de bala en su automóvil la noche del viernes 28 de octubre, de acuerdo con el diario El Tiempo.

Brazilian blogger's computer equipment confiscated

As a result of a judicial decision, Brazilian blogger Noel Júnior had his home office equipment confiscated in the municipality of São Francisco do Itabapoana, the blogger said on his site.

Brazil's new sunshine law won't shine without media, public support

The bill enabling the constitutional right to access public information in Brazil passed its last hurdle in the South American country's Senate on Oct. 25. The Senate approved the reforms made by the lower house in 2010 and resisted amendments in favor of sealing some secret government documents indefinitely.