Castilla-la Mancha Rejects Spanish Govt Dossier Classifying Journalists

The regional government of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain, has rejected a dossier prepared by Spain's national government that classifies journalists by their political leanings. The dossier, which was compiled by the Spanish government, categorizes journalists based on their perceived political affiliations. The regional government has publicly opposed the document, stating that it undermines press freedom and the principles of independent journalism. The rejection comes amid growing concerns over government surveillance and attempts to influence media coverage in the country.