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Gabriel Tchingandu: “No jornalismo angolano falar de ética e deontologia é utopia”

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Gabriel Tchingandu: “No jornalismo angolano falar de ética e deontologia é utopia”

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  1. Narciso Pedro

    Nota 10. É preciso trabalharmos para mudar esse quadro. Apesar que o cenário não é de todo favorável, sem autonomia financeira muitos órgãos de comunicação e jornalistas são “obrigados” a violarem a ética de forma escandalosa, tudo para garantir o pão e alimentar os caprichos que o salário não cobrem. É hora da classe pensar, o país precisa de jornalistas sérios.

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