Argentina - Protection for Rosario crime reporter threatened over coverage of drug case

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders voices its support for Hernán Lascano, the Rosario-based La Capital newspaper's crime reporter, who has been getting threatening messages since 2010 in connection with his coverage of a major drug-trafficking case and got a new, particularly disturbing message during the last week of March mentioning his daughter and his daily movements. Local sources told Reporters Without Borders that other journalists in Rosario, in the central province of Santa Fe, have been (...)

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