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Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA8CA9–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 20th Nov, 2013. Martin Sabatella, head of the AFSCA, the Government's organ to control the application of the new media law, enters the Government Palace for the first public appearance of President Cristina Fernandez Kirchner after undergoing brain surgery on Oct.8, 2013. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMDJ3G1X–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 20th Nov, 2013. Martin Sabatella, head of the AFSCA, the Government's organ to control the application of the new media law, enters the Government Palace for the first public appearance of President Cristina Fernandez Kirchner after undergoing brain surgery on Oct.8, 2013. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0R–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA88NG–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0G–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA8CAC–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0N–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA8C9E–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0K–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA8C9M–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0F–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA8CA8–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0P–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA8C9D–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0J–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA8C9N–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0T–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RFFA8CA0–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd December, 2015. The new president of Argentina, Mauricio Macri, decides an intervention on the Federal Midia Authority who must to apply the rules of Midia Law in Argentina and remove the director, Martin Sabatella, on Wednesday December 23th, 2015. (Photo: Néstor J. Beremblum) Credit: Néstor J. Beremblum/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0M–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF97X0H–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 14th Dec, 2015. Around 2000 people gathered at May Square to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, to resign, but he refuses arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country arrives at the demonstration in his support. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50J–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country arrives at the demonstration in his support. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd Dec, 2015. A woman takes a picture of messages left outside the building of AFSCA media watchdog after President Mauricio Macri's government announced a decree to take over control. President Macri appointed Agustin Garzon, a man of his own party as Director, but Martin Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017 and can't be revoked by decree. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA9144–Buenos Aires, Argentina. 23rd Dec, 2015. A woman takes a picture of messages left outside the building of AFSCA media watchdog after President Mauricio Macri's government announced a decree to take over control. President Macri appointed Agustin Garzon, a man of his own party as Director, but Martin Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017 and can't be revoked by decree. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50P–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50R–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50G–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50N–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50F–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50T–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50H–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50E–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50X–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50W–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50M–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF9N50K–Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Dec, 2015. Thousands of people demonstrate in front of the National Congress to support Martin Sabatella, director of AFSCA, the government's agency in charge of the implementation of the Media Law that regulates all media activities in the country. President Mauricio Macri wants to place a man of his own and take control of AFSCA, but Sabatella, designated by ex-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, refuses to resign arguing that AFSCA is autonomous by law, and his mandate ends in 2017. Credit: Patricio Murphy/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
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