Martha Mendoza appears in the following:
Freedom Of Information Laws Around the World
Friday, November 18, 2011
Over the last year the Associated Press has tried to answer a simple question: Of the more the 100 countries with freedom-of-information laws on the books, how many actually work? These laws are increasingly popular, but Martha Mendoza, the AP’s lead reporter on the project tells Brooke that when it comes to compliance talk is cheap.
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