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  SEPTEMBER 2008

SURVEY

Should a newspaper clean up ungrammatical quotes made by people being interviewed?

Yes     No

ETHICS

Should a publication take out, in photographs of sporting events, advertisements visible in the photograph for which the advertiser has not paid the publication?

 

 


COVER STORY
 
 
Money-laundering scandal involving former Chilean dictator unfolds
By Elizabeth Baier

A U.S. Senate Subcommittee report released in July linking former Gen. Augusto Pinochet to suspected money-laundering activities at the Washington-based Riggs Bank has roused Chileans of various political factions, as well as the country's traditionally conservative media and up-and-coming centrist and liberal publications.
 
FEATURES
 

World Press Freedom Day
By John Virtue

 

Fidel Stole My Students
By Lafitte Fernandez

Lafitte Fernández, editor of El Diario de Hoy, in San Salvador, El Salvador, was getting ready to travel to Cuba to conduct a workshop for approximately 20 independent journalists, after having been asked to do so by an international journalists’ organization. Shortly before he was to leave, he received an e-mail that read: “Fidel jailed all your students.”

This is a story about a group of men whose only crime was to believe that they could write about the regime in Cuba.

 
MORE ARTICLES
 

Miami Herald launches Daily in Mexico City
By Mark Fitzgerald

 

International Press Freedom Award Recepient Granted U.S. Asylum
By The Committee to Protect Journalists

 

Texas journalist released from jail
By The Committee to Protect Journalists

 

The curious think a journalist should know everything
By Manuel Vasquez Portal, Grupo Decoro / CubaNet

   
   
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