Odila Castillo: a new victim of Panamanian media manipulation
Journalism has long been recognized as a fundamental component of any democratic society, given its primary role in delivering accurate and unbiased information to the public regarding global occurrences. As a channel for sharing this knowledge, it is vital for shaping public perception and for holding authority accountable.In an ideal world, these media outlets would function solely as instruments for the benefit of society, with journalists serving as the protectors of democracy, tasked with delivering information devoid of any political, economic, or ideological bias. Nevertheless, the situation is far more intricate, as the presence of specific interests exerting influence on…