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Veracruz government press and transparency initiatives

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Veracruz state and municipal officials have focused on managing relations with the press and addressing information integrity. Initially, state officials met with the Association of Communicators of Veracruz (ACOVER) to discuss press relations, with officials claiming an ‘open door’ policy while urging journalists to verify information. This meeting faced criticism from some in the journalistic community regarding ACOVER’s independence. Subsequently, the municipal government of Xalapa emphasized transparency and citizen participation in monitoring public resources. Concurrently, the Veracruz state government expanded its focus to combating disinformation and ‘fake news.’ Officials stated they aim to strengthen ties with professional media to provide reliable sources, following public questioning by Governor Rocío Nahle García regarding false information published by national media outlets. Building on these efforts, Rodolfo Bouzas Medina, the General Coordinator of Social Communication for the Government of Veracruz, reaffirmed a commitment to strengthening ties with professional journalists and media outlets. This initiative is intended to address a perceived disconnection between the state government and the journalistic community. Bouzas Medina stated that the administration aims to combat disinformation and the influence of social media profiles by prioritizing institutional links with established media professionals. This strategy seeks to distinguish professional journalism from social media accounts that primarily focus on criticizing government actions.

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