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- Journalists, experts to examine safety and protection at 10th Austin Forum on Journalism in the Americas May 16
- U.S. photographer acquitted in one of first Occupy Wall Street trials May 16
- Mexican radio station justifies receiving large payments from presidential candidate May 15
- Brazilian journalist receives death threats after colleague's death May 15
- More than 100 Argentine journalists call for government to give press conferences May 14
- Mexican newspaper self-censors even as legislator proposes bill to fine media for publishing violent photos May 14
- Bolivian president launches digital state-run TV channel to "democratize communication" May 14
- Former Mexican police reporter found dead May 14
- Second Mexican newspaper reports shooting attack in one week May 14
- Digital platform created by Knight International Journalism Fellow will use open data to monitor Amazon rainforest May 14
- Newseum adds 70 names of journalists killed in 2011 to Journalists Memorial in Washington, D.C. May 14
- Despite criticizing the press, Bolivian President Evo Morales approves bill giving journalists life insurance May 11
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