Dezvăluiri CNSAS: Cum erau filați jurnaliștii străini în România comunistă. Securitatea le voala filmele și le înregistra convorbirile

Foreign journalists visiting communist Romania were closely monitored by the Securitate, which aimed to control the narrative about the country's living conditions. The regime employed various methods to prevent negative portrayals in Western media, including surveillance and limiting journalists' interactions with locals. Many foreign reporters were labeled as hostile, and those who consistently published anti-communist materials were banned from entering the country. The Securitate also secretly destroyed evidence of unfavorable reports. Documents reveal that special measures were taken to monitor and restrict journalists, including the use of surveillance equipment in hotels and vehicles.