The NGO Reporters Without Borders emphasizes that the economic situation of the media is one of the greatest threats to press freedom.
Global press freedom is currently 'difficult' due to the economic situation.
Aspects such as the rise of digital platforms, industry concentration, and job insecurity are factors that threaten the sustainability of journalism.
Media outlets are currently trapped between ensuring their independence and financial survival.
Spain ranks among the top 15% of countries with the best conditions for the practice of journalism.
The United States has experienced a worsening in press freedom conditions during Donald Trump's administration.
The report suggests that the deterioration of conditions has significantly extended in a wide area from East Africa to the Middle East and Asia.
Conditions for the exercise of free journalism are 'bad' in half of the world's countries and 'satisfactory' in less than one in four.
Conclusion: Press freedom is essential for democracy and plays a crucial role in the protection of human rights. However, economic challenges, industry concentration, and political influence seriously threaten its existence.