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Murdered journalist may have been mistaken for someone else

Published on 12 January 2012Read

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No to impunity!

Special forum on “Justice for Murdered and Disappeared Journalists”

Published on 6 December 2011Read

Mexico

Two newspaper employees missing in Zacatecas, attack on newspaper in Coahuila

Reporters Without Borders calls on the authorities in the north-central state of Zacatecas to do everything possible to find two employees of the (...)

Published on 17 November 2011 Read

Mexico

Fourth netizen murdered in two months in Nuevo Laredo, cartels feared

Reporters Without Borders is deeply shocked by the discovery of an Internet activist’s decapitated body in the northeastern city of Nuevo Laredo (...)

Published on 14 November 2011 Read

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Newspaper burned to the ground by armed attackers in Veracruz state

The offices of the Mexican daily El Buen Tono in the city of Córdoba in the south-eastern state of Veracruz were almost totally destroyed in an (...)

Published on 8 November 2011 Read

Mexico

Women journalists were killed in robbery, says prosecutor

Reporters Without Borders today praised speedy action to solve last month’s robbery-murder in Mexico City last month of two women journalists and (...)

Published on 5 October 2011 Read

Mexico

Woman newspaper editor beheaded in Nuevo Laredo, young reporter missing in Veracruz

The decapitated body of María Elizabeth Macías, the editor of Primera Hora, a daily based in Nuevo Laredo (in the eastern state of Tamaulipas), was (...)

Published on 26 September 2011 Read

Mexico

After wasted month in prison, two social network users freed, charges dropped

The Veracruz state prosecutor’s office yesterday dropped the terrorism and sabotage charges that it brought against social network users María de (...)

Published on 22 September 2011 Read

Mexico

Murder of two women journalists brings media death toll since 2000 to 80

Reporters Without Borders is shocked by the murders of reporter Ana María Yarce Viveros, the founder of the weekly magazine Contralínea, and Rocio (...)

Published on 2 September 2011 Read