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Costa Rica Broadcast Fee Bill Advances Despite Press Freedom Warnings

The Rio Times · 1d ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

Costa Rica Broadcast Fee Bill Advances Despite Press Freedom Warnings

Costa Rica approved Bill 24,461 in first debate: a spectrum fee of up to 7.73% of TV revenue that the IAPA and CPJ say could force stations off the air. The post Costa Rica Broadcast Fee Bill Advances Despite Press Freedom Warnings appeared first on The Rio Times .

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