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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Latin American governments are increasingly intervening in the news business, creating and favoring official media, regulating content and distribution and using other legal methods to silence their critics, a newspaper group... Full Article at Centre Daily Times
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Press group: Latam governments moving in on press By MICHAEL WARREN Associated Press Writer More News Latin American governments are increasingly intervening in the news business, creating and favoring official media, regulating content and distribution... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Latin American governments are increasingly intervening in the news business, creating and favoring official media, regulating content and distribution and using other legal methods to silence their critics, a newspaper group... Full Article at Centre Daily Times
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Latin American governments are increasingly intervening in the news business, creating and favoring official media, regulating content and distribution and using other legal methods to silence their critics, a newspaper group said Sunday. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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