Bolivian Ombudsman's Office asks for guarantees for journalistic work

Source: EFE
September 21, 2021

"The Bolivian Ombudsman's Office asked the State this Tuesday [Sept. 21] to 'guarantee the work of the media and strengthen the protection of press workers' after the recent attacks on a photojournalist in Santa Cruz and a journalist in Cochabamba."

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