dishonor , respectively.
“Never again is criminal law used to prosecute disputes arising from free expression,” Lasso said yesterday on Twitter.
The project says that no media, journalist or communicator may be sanctioned for criticizing or denouncing the public power. Yes, subsequent liability is established “exclusively of a civil nature”.
Mariana Velasco, president of the
National Union of Journalists (UNP), considers that it is a “gigantic change.” He believes that the project is not directed “to limit, silence or impede” journalism, as it happened with the law enacted in 2013.
According to the President, the project guarantees
freedom of expression ,
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Joe Biden’s longtime ties to Penn As the nation prepares for its 46th president to take office Wednesday, Jan. 20, Penn Today reflects on the lasting impact he’s had at the University. For years, President Elect Joe Biden has visited campus, sharing his vast experiences with the Penn community an invaluable opportunity for so many.
For 10 years, Nick McAndrew made Penn his home. He graduated medical school, finished residency, and simultaneously completed a fellowship and a master’s degree. In his final year at the University before he headed back to his hometown, McAndrew promised himself that he’d “soak up every last bit of Penn” that he could.