A big hug to fellow Corunna. The struggle continues!
By Ruben Amon
Many people are getting into the media as a "journalist" and "journalists" motivated by other "colleagues" that eventually been accumulating wealth in the year, despite poor wages paid to informers in the Dominican Republic.
Vulgarity has wrapped our means of communication with the rampant use of language by those who are called to guide the population. The institution must punish the irresponsible daily assault on our families with their bad words are in complete limbo and arms crossed. Continue reading ...
is not true that there is full freedom of expression in the Dominican Republic. It is true that the country is very advanced in that regard. That today are fewer journalists murdered and disappeared, yes, but still remain influential sectors camouflaged as "tolerant" in one way or another seek to censure journalistic works that affect them. Continue reading ...
Most of the journalists covering the social pages of newspapers Dominicans have several guidelines that can not fail to comply "with instructions from above", if want their reports and briefing notes are distributed.
A new generation of young rebels, mostly middle class, has risen and come forward to assume positions involved in defending the country's best interests, thus demonstrating that not everything in us is lost and that we can launch into the streets to protest for our rights and duties are no longer caught by oligarchy misusing their complicity and support of those who govern us. Continue reading ...