AMLO takes on the New York Times
03/13/2024 (written by rthompson) – On February 22, New York Times journalists Natalie Kitroeff, bureau chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, and Alan Feuer released a publication named […]
Journalists
Especially Dangerous Week for Journalists in Mexico
12/13/2023 (written by tfaris) – According to Reporters Without Borders, eleven journalists were killed in 2022 in Mexico, accounting for 20% of journalists killed in the world in 2022 in
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Justice in Mexico Hosts Webinar on Violence Against Journalists in Mexico
02/15/22 (written by rramos) – On February 4, 2022, Justice in Mexico, in collaboration with the Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies at the University of California, San Diego, hosted a webinar
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Slaying of Sonora Journalist Reignites Calls for More Protections
08/05/21 (written by rramos) – On July 22, journalist Ricardo Domínguez López was killed by a group of armed assailants in the parking lot of a shopping center in Guaymas,
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Arrest warrants issued in 2005 torture case of Lydia Cacho
12/14/20 (written by aahrensviquez) – Mexican federal prosecutors re-issued warrants on December 4, 2020 for the arrest of Puebla’s former governor, Mario Marín Torres; businessman José Kamel Nacif; and Pueblas’s
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Journalists and Media Workers Face Dangerous Rash of Violence in Mexico
08/22/19 (written by kheinle) — Mexico continues to be one of the world’s most dangerous countries for journalists and members of the media. Recent reports by international agencies highlighted Mexico’s
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Violence Against The Press in Mexico
8/20/2018 (written by Quinn Skerlos)- Earlier this summer, on May 29th, the body of Hector Gonzalez Antonio was found on a dirt road in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas. According to authorities,
Judges of Michoacán Affirm Their Commitment to Public Security
06/27/17 (written by Lucy Clement La Rosa)- On Monday, June 12th, Marco Antonio Flores Negrete, head of the Supreme Court of Justice in the state of Michoacán, delivered a public
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Judicial Roulette: The current Mexican judicial system from a journalist’s perspective
The judicial system is designed to protect the powerful and to punish critics.
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Former Governor sues Mexican academic and activist Sergio Aguayo for editorial
8/9/16 — On July 15th, renowned Mexican journalist and social activist, Sergio Aguayo, was sued by former Governor of Coahuila and former President of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (Partido Revolucionario Institucional,
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