National Press Club Statement on Unjust Reincarceration of Journalist José Rubén Zamora
Following is a statement from Emily Wilkins, 117th President of the National Press Club on today's court ruling ordering journalist José Rubén Zamora to return to jail in Guatemala.
Guatemalan court overturns order that freed journalist José Rubén Zamora, orders his return to jail
A Guatemalan appeals court has overturned the order freeing journalist José Rubén Zamora and ordered his return to jail ...
Guatemala appeals court overturns order that freed journalist José Rubén Zamora and orders his return to jail
GUATEMALA CITY -- Guatemala appeals court overturns order that freed journalist José Rubén Zamora and orders his return to ...
Alert: Guatemala appeals court overturns order that freed journalist José Rubén Zamora and orders his return to jail
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Guatemala appeals court overturns order that freed journalist José Rubén Zamora and orders his return to jail.
Regional court blames Guatemala for the disappearance of 4 human rights activists in 1989
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has ruled that the Guatemalan government was responsible for human rights violations ...
Journalist Says His Detention Removed Guatemala's 'Mask Of Democracy'
A prominent Guatemalan journalist and corruption critic, declared a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International, says ...
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Guatemalan journalist released from prison fears for the future and being targeted for his work
Guatemalan journalist Jose Ruben Zamora, founder of El Periodico newspaper, jailed for more than two years on money laundering charges, reacts to a judge granting him house arrest, in Guatemala ...
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Guatemalan journalist released from prison fears for the future and being targeted for his work
GUATEMALA CITY — When Guatemalan journalist José Rubén Zamora returned to his home after more than two years in prison without a conviction, he found it empty. He said it smelled of ...