
Irene Levy
Irene Levy is a telecommunications lawyer and expert in regulatory issues, particularly in the context of media and foreign government influences. Recently, she has been vocal about the lack of legal frameworks in Mexico to prevent foreign governments from purchasing advertising slots on national radio and television, highlighting the implications for national sovereignty and public ethics.
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Irene Levy expresses concerns about potential censorship in audience proposals.
“Error autoritario, que un gobierno defina la verdad”: Francisco Valdés UgaldeIrene Levy, president of the Telecommunications Observatory in Mexico, pointed out that the proposed guidelines allow the CRT to intervene and review editorial content.
Reglas para audiencias exceden a la constitución, advierten
Irene Levy is a lawyer, president of Observatel, and commentator for Radio Educación.
Preocupa a Washington debilidad institucional de México
Irene Levy is the president of Observatel and a commentator on Radio EducaciónX.
El fantasma del bloqueo digital regresa
Irene Levy is the President of the Observatorio de Telecomunicaciones and discusses the impact of potential restrictions on air travel between Mexico and the United States.
Abróchese el cinturón; prevén golpe a usuarios por tensión aérea entre México y EUIrene Levy is the president of Observatel and a commentator on Radio Educación.
CURP biométrica: la desconfianza es mutuaIrene Levy is the president of the Observatory of Telecommunications in Mexico, expressing concerns about the effectiveness of changes to the telecommunications law.
Piden evitar simulación en cambios a ley telecomIrene Levy is a lawyer, president of Observatel, and a commentator on Radio EducaciónX.
¿#Leycensura o #Leyantinversión? | El UniversalIrene Levy is a telecommunications lawyer who highlighted the lack of laws against foreign government advertisements.
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