VOICED : Ley de medios avanza en Argentina

The Argentine Supreme Court ruled in favor of the government in a case against Grupo Clarín, declaring a key antitrust clause constitutional. This clause requires Grupo Multimedios to divest significantly. The media law, upheld as constitutional by six of the seven judges, had been delayed for four years due to legal challenges. Grupo Clarín, a major media entity in Latin America, remains critical of the Argentine government.

¿Cuántos jueces de la Corte Suprema entendieron que la ley de medios es constitucional?

¿Qué opinó el Grupo Clarín sobre el gobierno argentino?