Honduras' New Government Is Censoring Journalists
Miami Herald, July 2, 2009
A Honduran reporter's on-air appeal for freedom of the press came as the newly installed Honduran government kept several news outlets closed, detained international reporters, and periodically interrupted the signal of CNN en espanol. The reporter's appeal was cut short when the TV screen went to static.
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