Morena defends the CRT's guidelines on audiences and denies that they imply censorship
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On August 2, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum defended freedom of expression as a fundamental principle of her administration amidst ongoing debates regarding audience rights regulation. Concurrently, the Morena party publicly defended the CRT's guidelines on audiences on the same day, denying that the regulations constitute censorship.
The debate has intensified as media organizations and the Catholic Church express concern over the proposed regulations. While critics and media groups warn against potential restrictions, Morena maintains that the guidelines simply develop rights already established in the Mexican Constitution and existing laws.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Sheinbaum reivindica libertad de expresión ante debate por derechos de audienciasFocuses on President Sheinbaum defending freedom of expression amid church and NGO warnings.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Morena defiende los lineamientos de la CRT sobre audiencias y niega que impliquen censuraEmphasizes Morena's defense of CRT guidelines and denial of censorship allegations.
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