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Juan Manuel de Prada, acclaimed Spanish novelist, journalist and critic, is in Manila until March 20 for the “Encuentros en la Literatura” (Encounters in Literature) program as presented by Instituto Cervantes and De La Salle University (DLSU).

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                    [Title] => Venezuela extends media regulations to Internet
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Venezuelan lawmakers on Monday imposed broadcast-type regulations on the Internet, barring some types of online messages under measures that opponents say are a threat to freedom speech.
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Spanish novelist Juan Manuel de Prada visits Manila

March 16, 2015 - 12:00am

Juan Manuel de Prada, acclaimed Spanish novelist, journalist and critic, is in Manila until March 20 for the “Encuentros...

Arts and Culture

Venezuela extends media regulations to Internet

December 21, 2010 - 5:16pm

Venezuelan lawmakers on Monday imposed broadcast-type regulations on the Internet, barring some types of online messages under measures that opponents say are a threat to freedom speech.