The Guardian, April 23, 2009
By Helen Popper

Argentina President Cristina Fernandez wants to media reforms that would limit the number of broadcast licenses one company can hold locally and nationally, increase the number of soccer games shown on free channels instead of pay-TV, and guarantee a share of the airwaves for nonprofit groups. Some say she simply wants to hush her critics during an election campaign.

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