Javier Milei utilizó logo alusivo a Teletica para atacar a la prensa de Argentina | La Nación

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Key Points

Argentine President Javier Milei used a logo resembling that of Costa Rican television channel Teletica in a social media post criticizing Argentinan journalists. The image showed a cameraman telling a presenter to "lights, camera, lie." Milei's caption stated, "Argentine journalism. We don't hate journalists enough. Long live freedom, damn it!"

Background

Milei has a strained relationship with the Argentinan media, frequently criticizing their reporting. This incident follows a pattern of tension between his administration and the press. Argentina's ranking in the Reporters Without Borders' World Press Freedom Index has recently declined significantly.

Details

The reasons behind using the Teletica-like logo remain unclear, potentially attributed to an oversight by Milei's communication team. The post reflects a broader context of ongoing criticism and disputes between the Argentinan president and the nation's media.

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