The Search for Ethical Journalism in Central America and the Failure of the New Orleans Declaration

Journal of Mass Media Ethics 17 (4):304-313 (2002)
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Abstract

In this analysis I use the first regional Central America ethics code to discuss the wider problems of corruption and media complicity with central governments in the region. Luis Moreno Ocampo of Transparency International has noted that to understand corruption factors one must first study formalized rules for the system. Following Moreno's suggestion, in this article I focus on the code and the actions it inspired to highlight the widespread corrupt media practices of the region. Although the code had an immediate effect, that effect has waned and in some cases has been forgotten.

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