Deputies and senators welcomed the agreement for the coverage of the violence that marked 751 / 2 media in the country.
President of the General Congress, the PRI deputy Jorge Carlos Ramírez Marín, said the signing of the document does not mean it ceases to publish the truth of what happened, and instead said: "I do not see on stage no way want to lie to favor the government, which wants to suppress information so as not to frighten the population or who wishes to give a makeup treatment to information to be content with the government. "
Interviewed before the start of the regular meeting yesterday, the legislator said he was confident "that is an agreement to improve the country's image. That sounds fine, but do not have to do to stop publishing the truth. "
Marín Ramírez felt that if the media agreed to give special treatment to coverage of violence "I can not but agree."
On behalf of the legislators of the PAN, the coordinator of the caucus, Josefina Vazquez Mota said the agreement "under any circumstances is not intended to restrict freedom of expression and has a purpose of censorship or disinformation to the public."
noted that the agreement is intended "not to get the service or in the hands of organized crime in regard to information management and to do so as has happened in other countries, at the time in Colombia, with a large responsibility. "
For its part, the deputy coordinator of the PAN, Carlos Alberto Pérez Cuevas, said the signing of the agreement is a good decision because the public will return to hope, without leave to report objectively.
On behalf of the fraction of NEPAD, the legislator Gerardo del Mazo Morales said the agreement "is a clear sign of what is capable of organized society, gives the record a fact which is recognized by the media sector its importance and impact on the construction of the image and perception of the country. "
The pevemista Carlos Ezeta mentioned that this is a much-needed agreement.
also welcomed the signing of the agreement was widespread in the Senate between representatives of PRI, PRD and PAN.
Chairmen of the Board, Manlio Fabio Beltrones, of Political Coordination Board Jose Gonzalez Morfin, of committees of Radio, Television and Film, Carlos Sotelo, and Legislative Studies, Alejandro Zapata, and the coordinator of the PRD bloc, Carlos Navarrete, agreed that all that join efforts against organized crime is welcome.
law elevated to
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Agreement for the coverage of Violence to raise them into law, with the aim of the legislation to adapt to the new reality and "everybody is fit" this new direction. "
At least, he projects the Commission President Communications and Transportation of the Senate, Fernando Castro, stipulating that the parliamentary body is already working on an initiative in the matter will be brought to the full in the coming days.
In fact, he said, "will be part of (the initiative in question) of the agenda that we have with the Commission of Radio, Film and Television and Communications and Transport on Tuesday, which are among the topics to be out rapidly. "
At the insistence of reporters, said that regardless of the agenda to bring each party or senator, "that is a matter in which we are forced to react with the same speed and intent they did the media. "
explained that advances in the subject because it is a comprehensive law that deals with the concept of the Telecommunications Act and the Act of Contents.
In the latter case, stated that it is broadcast, the image being transmitted as information society, then yes we are working on these laws. "
- Keys
criteria
• editorial criteria are set at ten points which highlight the protection of journalists, promote citizen complaint, not to obstruct justice and solidarity to any threats against reporters and media.
• It also defined that fighting crime is a constitutional obligation of the state, which can not be subject to negotiation or compromise of any kind. The media also contribute to strengthening the rule of law.
Elba Mónica Bravo, Fernando Damián, Heliodoro Cárdenas and Angelica Mercado, Millennium, 25 March.
President of the General Congress, the PRI deputy Jorge Carlos Ramírez Marín, said the signing of the document does not mean it ceases to publish the truth of what happened, and instead said: "I do not see on stage no way want to lie to favor the government, which wants to suppress information so as not to frighten the population or who wishes to give a makeup treatment to information to be content with the government. "
Interviewed before the start of the regular meeting yesterday, the legislator said he was confident "that is an agreement to improve the country's image. That sounds fine, but do not have to do to stop publishing the truth. "
Marín Ramírez felt that if the media agreed to give special treatment to coverage of violence "I can not but agree."
On behalf of the legislators of the PAN, the coordinator of the caucus, Josefina Vazquez Mota said the agreement "under any circumstances is not intended to restrict freedom of expression and has a purpose of censorship or disinformation to the public."
noted that the agreement is intended "not to get the service or in the hands of organized crime in regard to information management and to do so as has happened in other countries, at the time in Colombia, with a large responsibility. "
For its part, the deputy coordinator of the PAN, Carlos Alberto Pérez Cuevas, said the signing of the agreement is a good decision because the public will return to hope, without leave to report objectively.
On behalf of the fraction of NEPAD, the legislator Gerardo del Mazo Morales said the agreement "is a clear sign of what is capable of organized society, gives the record a fact which is recognized by the media sector its importance and impact on the construction of the image and perception of the country. "
The pevemista Carlos Ezeta mentioned that this is a much-needed agreement.
also welcomed the signing of the agreement was widespread in the Senate between representatives of PRI, PRD and PAN.
Chairmen of the Board, Manlio Fabio Beltrones, of Political Coordination Board Jose Gonzalez Morfin, of committees of Radio, Television and Film, Carlos Sotelo, and Legislative Studies, Alejandro Zapata, and the coordinator of the PRD bloc, Carlos Navarrete, agreed that all that join efforts against organized crime is welcome.
law elevated to
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Agreement for the coverage of Violence to raise them into law, with the aim of the legislation to adapt to the new reality and "everybody is fit" this new direction. "
At least, he projects the Commission President Communications and Transportation of the Senate, Fernando Castro, stipulating that the parliamentary body is already working on an initiative in the matter will be brought to the full in the coming days.
In fact, he said, "will be part of (the initiative in question) of the agenda that we have with the Commission of Radio, Film and Television and Communications and Transport on Tuesday, which are among the topics to be out rapidly. "
At the insistence of reporters, said that regardless of the agenda to bring each party or senator, "that is a matter in which we are forced to react with the same speed and intent they did the media. "
explained that advances in the subject because it is a comprehensive law that deals with the concept of the Telecommunications Act and the Act of Contents.
In the latter case, stated that it is broadcast, the image being transmitted as information society, then yes we are working on these laws. "
- Keys
criteria
• editorial criteria are set at ten points which highlight the protection of journalists, promote citizen complaint, not to obstruct justice and solidarity to any threats against reporters and media.
• It also defined that fighting crime is a constitutional obligation of the state, which can not be subject to negotiation or compromise of any kind. The media also contribute to strengthening the rule of law.
Elba Mónica Bravo, Fernando Damián, Heliodoro Cárdenas and Angelica Mercado, Millennium, 25 March.
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