In short, a government isn't responsible for telling journalists what to do. It's instead responsible for educating the younger generations about what constitutes a satirical newspaper, a news agency or a right-wing or left-wing newspaper. Once the audiences and readers have all the information available to them, they can keep things in perspective and they won't attack a newspaper simply because it has published a satirical review of a given situation. I think that we must start with education to prevent readers from taking information at face value and to ensure that they understand that the press involves not only information, but also satire, political analysis and criticism. I think that the government's education role is fundamental.
On February 5th, 2019. See this statement in context.