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Ecuador - Ruling on cartoon reveals communication law's dangerous side

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The Office of the Superintendent of Communication, a post created by the June 2013 communication law, has given cartoonist Xavier Bonilla three days from today to publish a correction of a cartoon deemed to have defamed the government. The office has also ordered El Universo, the Guayaquil-based newspaper that published the cartoon on 28 December, to pay a fine equivalent to 2 per cent of his income during the past three months. The cartoon by Bonilla, who uses the pen-name of Bonil, (...)

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