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Here you will find news headlines from other sources about journalism and press freedom in Latin America. This monitor will keep track of violence against journalists, legislation impacting the profession, lawsuits against media professionals and more.

In Mexico: Proceso magazine initiates indirect amparo proceedings against special prosecutor

Reporters Without Borders
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August 4, 2021

National Court of Ecuador denies appeal filed by former mayor in case of lawsuit against journalist and councilors for alleged moral damage

Fundamedios
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August 4, 2021

Videos show the bust of a radio broadcaster who was killed in 2015 being vandalized in Brazil

G1
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August 4, 2021

Social communicator who received threats is killed in Guatemala

Soy 502
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August 2, 2021

Enrollment opens for international diploma for journalists

Inter-American Press Association
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August 2, 2021

IAPA grants 2021 Journalistic Excellence Awards to media and journalists from 8 countries

Inter American Press Association
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August 2, 2021

Bolsonaro issued 1,682 false or misleading statements in 2020, Article 19 reports

Article 19
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August 1, 2021

Peru: New government takes office after electoral process that saw 71 attacks on journalists and media

ANP Peru
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August 1, 2021

Abraji opens registration for 16th International Congress of Investigative Journalism

Abraji
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July 30, 2021

UNESCO brief calls attention to the safety of foreign correspondents

Unesco
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July 29, 2021

Coalition Against Online Violence launches resource hub to address digital attacks

IWMF
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July 28, 2021

Call for professionalization of media in Mexico, Honduras, Bolivia and Venezuela

IWPR
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July 27, 2021

Journalist Camila Acosta speaks from house arrest about covering Cuba’s historic protests

CPJ
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July 27, 2021

Sentence that exonerates Kamel Nacif opens door to impunity in case of Mexican journalist Lydia Cacho: Article 19

Artículo 19
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July 27, 2021

President of Mexico aggravates the risk of journalists' work from the National Palace, experts say

Expansión Política
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July 27, 2021

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