Despedir a una periodista crítica, “malas noticias” para México: Forbes

En las últimas dos décadas Aristegui se ha convertido en una de las periodistas más famosas de México y su programa de radio ha logrado amasar una enorme cantidad de seguidores.
marzo 16 2015
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La revista Forbes publicó un texto firmado porNathaniel Parish Flannery sobre el despido de Carmen Aristegui de Noticias MVS, al que califica como “malas noticias para México”.

El texto en su edición en inglés cuestiona a la radiodifusora:

Desde una perspectiva de negocios, la decisión es difícil de entender. En las últimas dos décadas Aristegui se ha convertido en una de las periodistas más famosas de México y su programa de radio ha logrado amasar una enorme cantidad de seguidores.

Fragmento del texto de Forbes:

Firing Of Dissident Journalist Carmen Aristegui Bad News For Mexico
Forbes
3/16/2015 @ 9:53AM
Nathaniel Parish Flannery

Mexican radio station MVS fired popular journalist and talk show host Carmen Aristegui and her assistants Daniel Lizarraga and Irving Huerta, the reporting team responsible for exposing scandals that hurt the reputation of Mexico’s president Enrique Peña Nieto. The exposure of the “casa blanca” scandal relating to the purchase of a multimillion dollar home from a contractor connected to a billion dollar infrastructure project became one of the major news stories of 2014. Now, with the firings at MVS, Aristegui has become the story.

The station claims that Aristegui violated is code of ethics by using its logo in connection to her scandal-exposing platform MexicoLeaks. In a statement, the company explained “ we sincerely regret the termination of our working relationship with Carmen Aristegui” and added that the decision was made because Arestigui had “comprised the name of the business” with her actions relating to MexicoLeaks.

Texto completo en Forbes

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