La libertad de la información en Francia
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preciados del hombre; por lo tanto, todo ciudadano puede hablar, escribir e imprimir libremente, debiendo responder del abuso de esta libertad en los casos determinados por la ley" (D.D.H.C., art. 11)
La elegante formulación del artículo 11 de la Declaración de Derechos
del Hombre y del Ciudadano, de 26 de agosto de 1789, constituye —o al menos lo pretende— tanto el fundamento como la síntesis del Derecho francés de la información. No obstante, o por este hecho, suscita múltiples interrogantes y reflexiones.
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