The Executive defined the closure of the Public Defender’s Office for Audiovisual Communication Services (DPSCA). The organization was created by the Media Law, to receive complaints against journalists.
The Government decided to adjust the Public Defender of Audiovisual Communication Services (DPSCA)an organization created by the Media Law in charge of receiving complaints against journalists, and cut another 100 jobs, within the framework of the adjustment. In addition, he decided to auction off his assets, among which is a mobile TV studio.
The decision was confirmed through the Official Gazette and highlighted today by the Minister of Deregulation and Transformation of the State, Federico Sturzeneggerwho in an extensive message on the social network
“The DPSCA was born in media law 26,522 designed by Kirchnerism to subdue independent journalism (oh!… and then they criticize President @JMilei for his manners). One of its innovations was an organization that would receive complaints from the “citizenship” against the abuses of ‘journalism’,” said Sturzenegger. And then he maintained that “since its creation in 2009, Argentines have contributed 70 million dollars to sustain this. body that gathered complaints (many repeated with the same text by hundreds) against journalists critical of Kirchnerism (…) To have an idea of the amounts involved, in 2023 each complaint cost the taxpayer about 1.5 million pesos “.
Likewise, he denounced: “Among other absurdities, this body had a portable television studio with which they toured the coast in the summer season, inviting the boys to participate in indoctrination against the critics of Kirchnerism.” That study will be completed.
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Source: Ambito
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