ADEPA
Association of Argentine newspaper and magazine publishers.
Founded in 1962, ADEPA represents Argentine publishers and campaigns for press freedom, access to information and the independence of journalism.
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ADEPA is the Asociación de Entidades Periodísticas Argentinas, a national non-profit organisation for Argentine publishing companies. Its members publish newspapers, magazines and news websites across the country. Established in 1962, the association works on press freedom and the independence of the news industry. It also pursues legal action in defence of freedom of expression and access to information. [ADEPA's description](https://Adepa.org.ar/que-es-Adepa/).
The organisation provides a forum for publishers to exchange knowledge about running news businesses and adapting to technological change. Its activities include professional training and annual awards for journalists, photographers and illustrators. ADEPA produces reports on conditions for the Argentine press and participates in regional and international discussions about the industry. Its work therefore combines advocacy with practical support for publishers and journalists. [Institutional activities](https://Adepa.org.ar/que-es-Adepa/).
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