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Government secrecy is growing during the coronavirus pandemic

  • Written by David Cuillier, Associate Professor, School of Journalism, University of Arizona
Government secrecy is growing during the coronavirus pandemicChicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration said it would reject all freedom of information requests -- and then reversed itself after public outcry.AP/Teresa Crawford

Students at the University of Florida who want to know how they are being protected from the COVID-19 pandemic can’t find out.

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