In recent days, an evident campaign coordinated by numerous Argentine media outlets attempted to establish the false narrative that in Argentina freedom of the press is being restricted.
The focus of this operation was the publication of the new ranking by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), a European organization with questionable impartiality funding, which placed our country in 87th place out of 180 in terms of "freedom of the press."
The striking aspect is not just the number itself, which lacks empirical support, but the speed with which the main local media, many of them historical beneficiaries of official advertising, eliminated by the Government of Javier Milei, rushed to reproduce exactly the same headlines.
The RSF report is not just a report, but it reflects the fact that Argentina is in the sights of international left-wing organizations, which clearly seek to destabilize the current Argentine Government.
Reporters Without Borders, which presents itself as a defender of journalists' rights, is funded by entities like George Soros's Open Society Foundations and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), the latter supported for years by the democratic administration of Joe Biden.
The NED is so questioned that even Elon Musk, an official of Donald Trump's Government, decided to withdraw its funding considering it a tool of ideological manipulation and corruption.
