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LatinNews Daily - 29 July 2019
BRAZIL: Press freedom worries amid ‘Vaza Jato’ hacking scandal
On 27 July, the Brazilian association of investigative journalism (Abraji) condemned President Jair Bolsonaro for “[promoting and instigating] serious attacks on the freedom of expression” by suggesting that US journalist Glenn Greenwald could be arrested. Other press organisations, political parties, and judicial groups also joined in the criticism.
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