Argentine President Tightens Requirements for Journalists to Access the Pink House - teleSUR English
- President Javier Milei tightened restrictions on May 23, 2025, for journalists seeking access to the Pink House in Buenos Aires.
- These changes followed rising tensions between Milei’s far-right government and the press, marked by alleged censorship and budget cuts.
- The new rules include a stricter accreditation system with quotas, a minimum score of 35 points, enforced dress codes, and limited event attendance.
- Officials require journalists to comply with an "objective evaluation matrix" scored by the Secretariat of Communication, led by Manuel Adorni under Karina Milei’s authority.
- These measures may reduce press freedom within the executive seat, limiting journalists’ movements and interaction during events at the Pink House.
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The Government of Argentina Restricts Journalists' Access to Their Facilities
The government imposes new rules on journalists, with strict requirements for accreditation, limitations on circulation and minimum score, increasing the tension and censorship declared by the press.
Argentine President Tightens Requirements for Journalists to Access the Pink House - teleSUR English
The new accreditation rules were enacted at a time of growing conflict between the far-right politician and the press. On Friday, President Javier Milei published a series of restrictions in the Official Gazette regarding journalists’ access to the Pink House, the seat of the Executive Branch in Buenos Aires. RELATED: Milei Dissolves Investigative Unit Probing $Libra Cryptocurrency Scandal These restrictions include measures such as a more strin…
Milei Restricts Access by Several Journalists to the Head of the Argentine Government
Among these restrictions are a system of accreditation with greater requirements, access rates, assessment of journalists with a minimum score, exact documentation requirement and strengthened behavior rules. The new legislation provides that journalists can only travel in the common areas of the building to move from entry points to the venues of events or journalism activities. "The stay and circulation in corridors, offices, rooms or other ar…
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