Marlaska Denies that the Document Prepared by Interior with a List of Journalists Is a Blacklist
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A new scandal has erupted in Spain after the publication of an article that revealed the existence of a “blacklist” of journalists, due to their political views. The online newspaper El Confidencial published an article yesterday that revealed the existence of a list with the names of journalists and their political views. “Controversial”, “independent”, “conservative”, “far-right”, “clearly pro-government” The newspaper cited information abo…
The Minister of the Interior has assured Congress that in this list "people are not defined by ideology."
The Minister of the Interior has been the one who has had a more complicated control session. He will not leave, he said.
The Minister of the Interior says it is “a working document”
The same Ministry prohibits the police and the Civil Guard from carrying out identifications based on racial, ethnic and even physical profiling. The government justifies the drawing up of the list of journalists saying that it is "a working document", but according to EU rules, it could be illegal. More information: Marlaska calls "internal document to improve the effectiveness of the Ministry" its list of journalists by ideology
Marlaska denies to Congress that the document with journalists' names is a blacklist and claims that it does not define anyone by ideology. The entry Fernando Grande-Marlaska denies the 'blacklist' of Interior journalists in full controversy for press freedom was first published in What!.
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