The Salvadoran daily La Prensa Gráfica recently refused to publish a piece from opposition party FMLN criticizing current President Tony Saca, as it claimed it is a private company that reserves the right to publish anything they see fit. The blog Hora Cero [ES] places the information on his site because, “I like to make information available and collect, if possible in a civil manner, opinions about one single question [1]: Was La Prensa Gráfica justified in not publishing this communication piece from FMLN?
El Salvador: Newspaper Refuses to Publish FMLN Critique
· Written by Eduardo Avila
Categories: Latin America, El Salvador, Freedom of Speech, Media & Journalism