The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAIE) denounced on Saturday the suspension of the Inti Pacha Radio signal in what it described as a direct attack on freedom of expression and indigenous communication. The community media outlet was sanctioned by the Telecommunications Regulation and Control Agency with a 15-day suspension of its broadcasts in the context of the protests against the government of Daniel Noboa. The indigenous movement condemned the measure as a punishment for popular and community communication and vowed to continue speaking out. The organization noted that this is part of a pattern, citing the suspensions of Radio Ilúmin and TV Micc, as well as signal blocking and harassment of community communicators.
00:00In Ecuador, the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities, CONAIE, denounced on Saturday the suspension of the Inti-Pacha radio signal, in what is described as a direct attack of freedom and expression of indigenous communication.
00:14The community media outlet was sanctioned by the Telecommunications Regulation and Control Agency, with a 15-day suspension of its broadcasts in the context of the protests against the government of Daniel Novoa.
00:24The indigenous movement condemned the measure as a punishment for popular and community communication, and vowed to continue speaking out.
00:32The organization noted that this is part of a pattern, citing the suspensions of radio Illuminum and TV Mic, as well as signal blocking and harassment of community communicators.
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