Reporters Without Borders

Spain

Spanish magazine sentenced to a 10,000 Euro fine for investigating corruption in the Catalan health system

Reporters Without Borders protests against the conviction of Marta Sibina and Albano Dante, journalists and editors of the magazine CafèAmbLlet. (...)

Published on 9 November 2012 Read

Spain

Conservative government reasserts control over state broadcaster

Reporters Without Borders is deeply concerned to see that several journalists with a reputation for being critical of the ruling Popular Party (...)

Published on 8 August 2012 Read

Spain

Criminal charges against journalist who posted spy video of politician online

Reporters Without Borders condemns the use of judicial proceedings to hound Madrid-based Radio SER journalist Pilar Velasco, who was charged (...)

Published on 26 April 2012 Read

Spain

Media presence not wanted when police disperse protests

Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns police violence against press photographers and reporters covering the protests that have taken place (...)

Published on 23 August 2011 Read

Spain

Concern about death threats against journalist investigating corruption in southern Spain

Reporters Without Borders is worried about the increasingly direct death threats that Gorka Zamarreño, an investigative reporter for (...)

Published on 22 April 2011 Read

Spain

Spanish judge to go to Baghdad to investigate cameraman’s death in 2003

Reporters Without Borders hails a decision by Spain’s judicial oversight council, the CGPJ, to allow National Court judge Santiago Pedraz to go to (...)

Published on 15 September 2010 Read

Spain

After seven years, closed newspaper finally acquitted of Basque terrorist links

Reporters Without Borders hails a Spanish court’s decision on 12 April to acquit five journalists who ran the Basque-language daily Euskaldunon (...)

Published on 14 April 2010 Read

Spain

Court urged to acquit journalists in trial of Basque daily Egunkaria

Reporters Without Borders calls on the court that is trying five journalists who ran the Basque-language daily Euskaldunon Egunkaria to acquit of (...)

Published on 3 February 2010 Read

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