Villarruel and Bullrich Denounced for Censoring a Photographic Exhibition of Pablo Grillo in Congress
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Family members and opponents attribute the decision to Vice President Victoria Villarruel and denounce that it is an attempt to silence her gaze on Argentine reality
Vice President Victoria Villaruel decided to cancel an event to be held in the Blue Hall of Congress and sparked controversy, as the organizers of the meeting denounce censorship to avoid the presence of photojournalist Pablo Grillo, victim of police violence at a demonstration against the Government. The decision to suspend the event, which was called for this Friday, was due to security reasons. According to the vice president, the persons in …
From the Undersecretary of Human Rights of the province of Buenos Aires they expressed a strong repudiation of the suspension of the photographic exhibition of the photojournalist Pablo Grillo in the Senate of the Nation, an activity organized by the national senator Eduardo de Pedro in the framework of the National Day of Combating Institutional Violence. The initiative contemplated the delivery of a Diploma of Honor and the exhibition of the p…
The photographic exhibition of photojournalist Pablo Grillo, scheduled for this Friday in the Blue Hall of the Senate, was suspended at the last minute by decision of the authorities of the upper House. The photographer’s family denounced an act of political censorship and held Vice President Victoria Villarruel and Security Minister Patricia Bullrich responsible for preventing the activity.
The photographic exhibition of the photojournalist Pablo Grillo was cancelled in the Senate in the framework of the National Day of Combating Institutional Violence. Family members and organizations denounce censorship and call for a protest in front of Congress. Within the framework of the National Day of Combating Institutional Violence, relatives and relatives of photographer Pablo Grillo denounced the cancellation of a photographic exhibitio…
Writing Open Channel Pablo Grillo's family denounced a new episode of persecution and censorship after the photographic exhibition that the photojournalist was going to present in the Senate of the Nation was suspended. The exhibition was scheduled for the next few days in Congress and gathered part of the documentary work done by Grillo before being seriously injured during the repression unleashed in March 2025 in a mobilization of retirees. …
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