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Narendra Modi · India

"Inflammatory": Supreme Court Slams Cartoonist Hemant Malviya's Caricature About PM Modi, RSS

44% Left coverage: 9 sources

The Madhya Pradesh High Court had denied anticipatory bail to Malviya, prompting him to move the top court.See the Story

Havana, Cuba · Havana

Freemuse’s 2025 Report: Latin America section and overview now in Spanish

Freemuse’s partner, Cartel Urbano, has published a Spanish translation of our annual State of Artistic Freedom 2025 overview, along with the Latin American section titled Creating and Resisting Under Multiple Threats in a Turbulent Latin America. Written by Diana Arévalo, the section highlights how, in 2024, Cuba and Venezuela intensified crackdowns on artists and dissenters, while Nicaragua used forced exile and the revocation of citizenship to…Read Article

Mexico: What is so forbidden about corridos? The war on corridos and free expression

Authorities across Mexico have moved to ban narcocorridos, corridos tumbados and corridos bélicos all sub-genres of the popular Mexican genre know as corridos, in public spaces and heavy fines, arguing they glorify criminal behaviour. Corridos are a form of traditional folk music, telling stories of battles and love, and, more recently, highlighting crime, poverty, and defiance of authority. Critics warn that efforts to ban these songs not only …Mexico · Mexico Read Article

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