POLITICAL PROPAGANDA
SPANISH PRECAUTIONS.
(By Cable—Press Assn— Copyright.)
MADRID, March 10.
Reminding the Public Prosecutors throughout the country that the laws must be applied firmly, the head of the Department has circularised them insisting that they must put an end to any attacks on the King, or any threats, calumnies, seditious cries, and all acts against the dictatorship or the social order, or the King’s Government’s prestige. The Public Prosecutors are also ordered to scrutinise the newspapers carefully, and to take necessary proceedings even where newspaper contracts have passed a censorship. Thus political propaganda is to be subjected to a double check.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 March 1930, Page 5
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