Read the short scenario below and answer the questions that follow. The Republic of Granada is an authoritarian regime led by a ruling party that has been in power for over two decades. The government has a strict control over all forms of media, and uses state$-$owned media broadcasters to spread propaganda. Independent print houses $($newspapers$)$ and broadcast networks are shut down for expressing opposing views. Citizens have limited access to unbiased information. Social media is equally monitored and censored. Citizens are arrested for posting content deemed anti$-$national and against the dominant state ideology, which is to promote government loyalty and nationalism. This ideological tension poses many challenges and threats to journalists. $($Ramlutchman$,2024)2\mathrm{.}4\mathrm{.}1$ Critically discuss ANY THREE $(3)$ potential threats and$/$or challenges journalists would face in an authoritarian regime such as the Republic of Granada. $(9$ marks$)2\mathrm{.}4\mathrm{.}2$ In such a propaganda regime, journalists would not be able to practice objectivity. How would this affect journalism practices? Discuss ANY TWO $(2)$ practices that best relates to the given scenario.