Saturday, December 15, 2007

Censorship in Venezuela is followed closely

While I had Internet problems I could still manage to finish my second article for Index on Censorship, a UK specialized publication that follows all sorts of censorship actions through the world.

I figure it would be a nice post for this Saturday as I need some rest after a hectic week. The article is here.


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