Liberdade de imprensa durante as ditaduras de Salazar, Franco e Vargas e seus efeitos.

The article analyzes press freedom during the dictatorships of Salazar, Franco, and Vargas, highlighting the repression of divergent opinions and censorship of the press. It focuses on the dictatorship of Getúlio Vargas, emphasizing his fight against European dictatorships. It also mentions the protection of press freedom in the constitutions of Portugal, Spain, and Brazil, although it was not always respected. Finally, the issue of fake news and press freedom in the Brazilian Constitution of 1988 is addressed, highlighting the need for policies that promote the independence of the press. [Extracted from the article]