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It repeats some of the content of Amnesty's recent critical reports about the behaviour of British troops in Iraq.

In 1997, the owner of Frecuencia Latina TV, Baruch Ivcher, lost his station and was slapped with an international arrest warrant after broadcasting critical reports about the Peruvian secret service.

Interviews with dozens of new Kerry supporters and still-undecided voters this week suggest that many Iowans once enchanted by Howard Dean, but alienated by a steady diet of critical reports about him, have begun to swing Mr. Kerry's way.

Mr. Ivcher lost his network and his Peruvian citizenship after his channel began broadcasting critical reports about the finances and human rights record of Vladimiro Montesinos, the former intelligence aide to former President Alberto K. Fujimori.

Mr. Gombossy is claiming that Courant executives, under pressure from advertisers, did not want him to write critical reports about them, and fired him when he would not change his stance.

JANE L. LEVERE BONUS BOOSTER Major corporations often dismiss critical reports about their performance as simplistic or wrongheaded, but favorable accounts are another matter — especially when they can provide arguments for increasing the pay of top executives.

But in 2012, Dr. Garza and other scientists wrote a critical report about how hatcheries had done as much harm as good.

A state agency that polices judges' conduct issued a highly critical report about Justice Gonzalez, yet he remains a presiding justice.

Shortly after, Belarus fired back, publishing excerpts in one of Belarus's government newspapers from a highly critical report about Mr. Putin, written by Russian opposition figures.

5 23 p.m. | Updated The weekly public radio program "This American Life" said on Friday that it was retracting a critical report about Apple's suppliers in China because the storyteller, Mike Daisey, had embellished details in the narrative.

Mr. Obama brushed aside a critical report about political divisions in a section under Mr. Perez to advance a candidate who drew praise from liberals and labor leaders and would be the only Hispanic in the cabinet.