- Countries:
- Bolivia
- Topics:
- Freedom of Speech, Media
- Languages:
- Spanish
Mario Duran of Palabras Libres [es] writes about a correspondence exchange with member of Indymedia Bolivia regarding articles that Duran contributed that may not be in agreement with the positions of the collaborative website. Duran wonders if it was a case of censorship.
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