CBS封殺令失效！《60分鐘》薩爾瓦多監獄酷刑報導遭撤下後反在網路瘋傳
CBS總編輯試圖封殺自家節目《60分鐘》一則關於薩爾瓦多監獄酷刑的報導，不料影片反而在網路上瘋傳。此事件引發了對媒體審查與資訊透明度的激烈辯論。
一場媒體風暴正在上演。美國哥倫比亞廣播公司（CBS）試圖封殺自家王牌節目《60分鐘》的一則調查報導，不料弄巧成拙，該影片如今在網路上瘋傳，CBS已無法控制局面。這起事件不僅引發軒然大波，更對媒體的編輯自主與資訊透明度提出了嚴峻的挑戰。
遭封殺的「地獄見聞」
這則引發爭議的報導名為「深入CECOT」，聚焦於薩爾瓦多一座臭名昭著的監獄——恐怖主義禁閉中心（Center for the Confinement of Terrorism）。影片內容包含多名被美國驅逐出境者在此遭受酷刑、身體或性虐待的血淚證詞。一名受訪的前囚犯回憶，他剛抵達時就被告知「歡迎來到地獄」。此外，報導還引用了前總統川普（Donald Trump）盛讚該監獄及其管理層的片段，稱其為「很棒的設施、非常強悍，他們絕不手軟」。
總編輯的辯解與爭議
根據NBC新聞報導，CBS總編輯貝瑞・韋斯（Bari Weiss）於週一決定撤下該報導，理由是內容「缺乏批判性聲音」，因為製作團隊並未採訪任何川普政府的官員。她宣稱，這則報導「沒有推進議題」，僅是重複其他媒體的說法。韋斯堅稱，她計畫在報導「準備就緒」後播出，並強調「因任何理由暫緩刊出報導，在所有新聞編輯室都是家常便飯」。
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