Paraguay - Amid continuing concern for journalists' safety, EPP guerrillas claim bombing of radio station

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders joins the Paraguayan Journalists' Union (SPP) in demanding justice and protection for the journalists who were the target of a bomb attack by two gunmen last week in the northern department of Concepción, and for all other journalists working in high-risk regions like Concepción. Claiming to be members of the Paraguayan People's Army (EPP), the two gunmen left three bombs inside Guyra Campana, a privately-owned radio in the town of Horqueta on the evening of 4 (...)

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