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Cd. of Mexico.- Opposition Coordinators in the Chamber of Deputies warned that the new Law on Telecommunications and Broadcasting proposed by President Claudia Sheinbaum increases the powers of the Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency, putting at risk rights such as free enterprise, freedom of expression and the right to be well informed.See the Story

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Censorship to media in Mexico would 'delete' stories of injustice and abuse

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Through the Telecommunications and Broadcasting Act that arrived yesterday in the Senate, the federal government seeks to take control of the sector, they accused legislators of Opposition. According to the proposed law, the powers of the new Digital Transformation Agency contemplate from the granting of concessions to the supervision of content and the ability to limit advertising spaces. The initiative seeks to concentrate on the Digital Trans…See the Story