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Xavier Bonilla & How to Infuriate the President By Drawing a Cartoon

Xavier Bonilla & How to Infuriate the President By Drawing a Cartoon

by emersonm@uoregon.edu | Jun 6, 2015 | Crossings Radio and Crossings News, Press Freedom

Xavier Bonilla, who draws for the Ecuadorian newspaper El Universo under the pen name Mr. Bonil, was called “sick,” “cowardly,” and an “ink assassin” by Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa in January 2014. In this episode, he sits...
Andris Razāns, Latvian ambassador to the U.S. visits Oregon

Andris Razāns, Latvian ambassador to the U.S. visits Oregon

by emersonm@uoregon.edu | May 16, 2015 | Crossings Radio and Crossings News, Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue

Just a few days before four University of Oregon students fly out of Eugene to attend World Press Freedom Day in Riga, Latvia, Andris Razāns, the Latvian ambassador to the United States visited Oregon to deliver an address at Portland State University. Crossings...
George Papagiannis at ‘What Is Journalism?’ conference

George Papagiannis at ‘What Is Journalism?’ conference

by emersonm@uoregon.edu | May 16, 2015 | Crossings Radio and Crossings News, Press Freedom

George Papagiannis is the head of the UNESCO External Relations and Information liaison office. He previously served as the Director of the UNESCO office in Baghdad. In 2006, Papagiannis lived on the border between Chad and Sudan, where he built a 3-station community...
Dr. Christopher Chávez & The Charlie Hebdo attack

Dr. Christopher Chávez & The Charlie Hebdo attack

by emersonm@uoregon.edu | May 16, 2015 | Crossings Radio and Crossings News, Press Freedom

Following the January 7 attack on the newsroom of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, 12 people were killed. The attack, instigated by the magazine’s cartoons of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, raised numerous questions: what limits should be placed on the press’s...
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