The Argentine government has effectively taken control of the press.
No matter. The Australian government would never consider moves to emulate a backwards Latin American regime.
Vice President Amadou Boudou said the law “will improve the quality of information and the plurality of opinions in Argentina.”
Read: the opposite.
In North Korea, the government controls the press outright, and they’re just doing swimmingly.
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What have you done to your page? Where is the snow?
Yep Julia and Bob would love to have control of the media, then the people would never know just what shockers they are, pray that never happens. Ah just saw the snow.