Even though the election dates for the Parliament and for the position of president of the Republic have not yet been set, pre-election campaigning has been going on for some time, illustrating the fierce battle braking out over media exposure. Struck by the fact that Studio B remains under the control of the new city authorities (that is, the coalition […]

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