Today, Denise Dresser addresses the guidelines on the protection of audience rights, a document she considers a manual for disciplining journalists and silencing criticism.
The columnist warns that the vague concepts in this regulation could become mechanisms for the government to initiate administrative processes and impose economic sanctions against the media.
Dresser emphasizes that, in addition to this, there is a push for censorship from within the media to limit their publications, while the efforts to silence will be led by José Merino and Jesús Ramírez Cuevas, whom she considers reprehensible figures.
