If there is censorship, the blame lies with Montenegro and Seguro

This text is an editorial opinion piece whose title suggests that Montenegro and Seguro are responsible for any cases of censorship. The article does not describe any specific event, but rather presents a reflection on ethics in governance. The text argues that when those in power relativize ethics, responsibility falls not only on those who fail directly, but also on those who choose, maintain, and tolerate such behaviors. It is a brief, predominantly opinion-based text, without providing concrete details about any mentioned censorship situations.