The Mexican government has created lists of journalists and opposition figures, which has drawn comparisons to the 'enemies list' from the Nixon administration in the United States. This action has raised concerns among various groups regarding press freedom and political dissent.
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Mexican government creates lists of journalists and political opponents
The Mexican government's creation of lists identifying journalists and political opponents has raised concerns about press freedom and political dissent. The move has been compared to the Nixon administration's infamous 'enemies list.'
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Mexican government list of journalists and political opponents sparks outcry
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Mexican government creates lists of journalists and political opponents