- Convened by the EIGE Graphic Informer Associations of Euskal Herria and NAGE of Navarra, photojournalists have concentrated this morning before the facilities of Alavés, Real and Osasuna, under the motto We played the right to information. The Spanish Football League has announced its intention to allow its photographers, both their own and club, to work in the matches. Basque photojournalists say that the decision would violate the right to information and free movement.
Several associations of the Spanish state, including EIGE and NAGE, have recently denounced that the Spanish Football League intends to "monopolise" graphic information on football. The Ministry of Health has also been asked to allow a photograph of the training and matches of professional football leagues.
The concentration in the river has been supported by the Association of Sports Press of Álava.
Concentration convened by the graphic media and supported by @apakpe de Álava asserts the right to inform within the stadiums and sports facilities and asking for employment and work. In Ibaia, sports city of @Alaves pic.twitter.com/XABG2nLkyZ
— Javier Lekuona (@Lekuezama) May 28, 2020
"When all sectors need help to move forward, there is no better help than facilitating the work of information professionals," the photographers gathered in Tajonar said.
Protest in Tajonar of graphic informers @AregnaNage https://t.co/4lgDgI61U5
— News Journal (@NewsNavarra) May 28, 2020