Zuliana Lainez
Zuliana Lainez is the president of the Asociación Nacional de Periodistas del Perú (ANP), an organization dedicated to advocating for the rights and freedoms of journalists in Peru. She has been vocal in defending press freedom and has criticized political leaders, including President Dina Boluarte, for their perceived attacks on the media. Lainez has described Boluarte's comments regarding the press as the most serious attack during her presidency, emphasizing the importance of journalistic integrity and independence in a democratic society.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez, president of the National Association of Journalists of Peru (ANP), affirmed that a positive aspect of the published text is the inclusion of guarantees for freedom of information.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez warned that a law of this type should not be used to alter the policies of the IRTP.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez is the president of the National Association of Journalists of Peru (ANP) and spoke out against the murder of Fernando Núñez.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez is the president of the National Journalists Association of Peru who has expressed strong opposition to the police's actions against Ramírez.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez warned that the proposal remains dangerous as it leaves the definition of public interest to a judge.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez criticized Santiváñez's response to Karla Ramírez's threat as sexist and inadequate.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez expressed her rejection of Adriana Rodríguez's appointment, stating it undermines the independence of the IRTP.
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Peru:
Zuliana Laínez is the president of the National Association of Journalists of Peru who condemned Santiváñez's actions against the press.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez, president of the ANP, spoke out against the increasing violence towards journalists.
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Peru:
Zuliana Lainez criticized Santiváñez's complaint as a new attempt to criminalize journalism.
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