CNN on Thursday denounced the Nicaraguan government after the network’s Spanish-language service CNN en Español was taken off the air there late Wednesday. The feed was removed at 10 p.m. loc…
CNN on Thursday denounced the Nicaraguan government after the network’s Spanish-language service CNN en Español was taken off the air there late Wednesday.
The feed was removed at 10 p.m. local time, CNN said. The feed went dark as the network showed footage of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy giving his video address at this week’s UN General Assembly.pulled our television signal, denying Nicaraguans news and information from our television network, which they have relied upon for 25 years,” CNN said in a statement today.
The feed was cut from cable providers in Nicaragua at the request of Eduardo Martin Salguera Landero, Director of the Nicaraguan Institute of Telecommunications and Post Office . A letter signed by Landero written in Spanish and claims the new station was removed for violating laws that “ensure the protection, defense, and preservation of the principles, rights, and guarantees established in our political constitution.”'Riverdale' Boss Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa Pleads For Information On Missing Father In NicaraguaNicaragua’s longtime president Daniel Ortega has been known for cracking down on press freedoms and against his critics.
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