No political censorship exists in national media There are no daily newspapers PUBLISHING AND BROADCAST MEDIA  |  |  | Main national newspapers |  | There are no daily newspapers. Independent publications suffer from financial pressures |  |  |  |  |  | Television stations |  | 1 state-controlled service |  |  |  |  |  | Radio stations |  | 1 state-controlled service |  |  |
The government publishes three weeklies, but there are no daily newspapers. Press freedom is guaranteed by law. TV and radio broadcasting are in Portuguese and Creole, with the cooperation of the Portuguese service RTPI. From "The Financial Times World Desk Reference" © Dorling Kindersley 2004 |