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Reporters Without Borders presented its annual report on press freedom and assured that, for the first time in history, more than half of the countries register a difficult or very serious situation in this regard. The organization states that Latin America is plagued by political violence and insecurity, while denouncing that there is increasingly stricter legislation, hidden behind national security, even in democratic regimes. In addition, it warns of a growing criminalization of journalism. In #InvitadoDelDíaF24 we spoke with Elena García Viscasillas, spokesperson for Reporters Without Borders (RSF) International, about the topic.
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