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Local April 16, 2018 | 11:39 am

Journalists’ murders test Dominican Republic’s press freedom

Medellin, Colombia.- The Inter-American Press Association (SIP) Press Freedom Commission vice president for Dominican Republic on Sun. listed a sequence of incidents of physical and verbal aggression against reporters from various national media, especially from the armed authority, and stressed its battle being waged in Congress. Miguel Franjul's observations are contained in his report on the... Read more

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