La libertad de prensa en la posrevolución. El amparo al Diario de Yucatán (1931-1933)

Abstract

he court decision in favor of the Diario de Yucatán is one of the most important
cases concerning freedom of the press in the irst half of twentiethcentury
Mexico. Although the paper might have been shuttered for its conservative
tone, publishing articles against the revolutionary government of
Bartolomé García Correa, who was close to ex-president Plutarco Elías Calles
and the Partido Nacional Revolucionario (pnr), it received legal approval to
keep printing. he judicial process of Diario de Yucatán demonstrates increasing
strength of the judicial system and the diferences at several levels of
justice as Mexico recovered from war.