Is Internet Satire Under Threat in Mexico? Why the 'Anti-Meme Bill" Is Controversial
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We tell you what the antimemes law is, reform of the Federal Industrial Protection Law that generated controversy in Mexico.
Caricaturists from several states launch an alert: the initiative to sanction memes and parodies could open the door to censorship and persecute critics.
Is internet satire under threat in Mexico? Why the 'Anti-Meme Bill" is controversial
The bill is part of a larger reform package aimed at bringing Mexican intellectual property law in line with international standards, but a section establishing punishment for using government logos has sparked fears of censorship.
The Little Spin Andy S. K. Brown* Claudia is a meme of AMLO Indignant performance of Foreign Minister Juchitán: Another narco-mayor falls Don't meme with the mams! Or how he was going? Ah, yes! Don't mame with the mems! Because, would the quads dare to start a criminal trial against López Obrador for having created a meme of themselves? Because every morning what more and more scarce auditoriums of the liars what they observe is a parody – and n…
Goodbye to the Memes? The sanctions that contemplate the new copyright reforms... The Charge Goodbye to the Memes? The sanctions that contemplate the new copyright reforms appeared first in the Political Chain.
These last few weeks, the laws to regulate memes and social networks have been ringing a lot... especially because there are currently three proposals in Congress that are still being analyzed. But, what are they about? Screenshot X (improved image with Gemini) Copyright Reform of Sheinbaum We go with the most famous. The so-called “Antimemes Law” is an initiative of President Claudia Sheinbaum seeking to amend the Federal Copyright Law so that …
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