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about corruption of a public official or a public entity, and that investigation is followed" by reports on the same matter by another news outlet, Ecuadoran law considers this "a concerted effort to disseminate information that damages the reputation of an individual or entity" and, thus, a punishable offense.
314:"chanting and carrying signs branding Hinostroza a traitor and a liar." In Ecuador, "virulent attacks on social media spiked against her." Some of the Ecuadoran protesters outside the Waldorf-Astoria described Hinostroza as "a shill for the U.S. government" whose "activities were undermining their country."
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paid tribute to her on the floor of the U.S. Senate during the 2013â14 session, describing her as "a courageous
Ecuadorian journalist." Healy said she had "attracted the wrath of the Ecuadoran authorities" and cited this as an "example of a steady deterioration of democratic principles in Ecuador.
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Hinostroza reported in 2011 on a woman who had been charged with showing disrespect to Correa and his government. After the report was broadcast, the government ordered
Teleamazonas to devote 10 minutes of Hinostroza's program time to a rebuttal by an official government spokesman. Hinostroza has
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had fallen every year, eventually making it impossible to continue production. Another factor was that "now the doors of public institutions are hundred percent closed" to
Teleamazonas, a situation she characterized as "outrageous, unacceptable, and unbelievable" in a country claiming to be a
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channel. She was the anchor of â30 Plusâ from 2004 to 2014. It was the only program of its type in
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