Uruguay - Reporters Without Borders welcomes the adoption of the Broadcasting Communication Services Law

Reporters without borders

Update - 24 December 2014 On December 13, the Parliament adopted the Broadcasting Communication Services Law. Reporters Without Borders has expressed its support for the text on various occasions since May 2013. Press release published on 16 December 2014 : Media law - “we hope parliament will not back down” Uruguay's senate will debate the proposed Broadcasting Communication Services Law (LSCA) today. Submitted to parliament in May 2013 and approved by the chamber of deputies the (...)

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