In Mexico, six journalists have been killed so far in 2019. The reporter Norma Sarabia has died Tuesday after being shot at the door of his house in Huimanguillo, in the State of Tabasco (southern Mexico). The correspondent at the newspaper Tabasco Hoy for more than 15 years was attacked by two armed men who fired from a motorcycle, according to the newspaper she worked at.
Violence against the press does not stop in Mexico. As of this Tuesday six journalists have been killed during 2019, a figure similar to that of recent years.
The locality, located on the border with the State of Veracruz, has suffered for some time from the increase in violence. On Monday, a union leader was killed in this municipality of some 180,000 inhabitants, located about 70 kilometers from the state capital.The local police have cordoned off the area near Sarabia's home and the Attorney General's Office has been moved to the scene to investigate what happened.
The Tabasco Association of Journalists has condemned the murder through Twitter. So has the editorial director of Tabasco Hoy: "We deeply regret her death and we sympathize with her family," he assured.
During the six years that ex-president Enrique Peña Nieto was in power, 47 reporters were murdered and Mexico became the most dangerous country to practice journalism. In the first six months of López Obrador's term, little seems to be changed as the trend remains the same.
Snitches get stitches Tabasco zeta territory
ReplyDeleteShe was working for quite a long time, why kill her now? It's good to write about what goes in Mexico, people like you want all reporters killed.
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Delete😂 whatever keyboard killer 😂😂
Delete9:33 Low life piece of ....
DeleteIt's funny how Mexico's falling apart... Fukn sad
DeleteA regrettable fact for those who thought that the new president would make a deterrent.
ReplyDeleteSermons are for those who have the capacity of understanding and common sense. These individuals (criminals) have neither or.
A war zone for those journalists who cross the line.
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E42 did you noticed how fast Obrador jumped, when Mr.T told him to straighten the south border or risk high tarrifs. But on other matters, like the high homicide rate, he cares less.
DeleteThe homicide rate will not subside overnight. The disfunction of society will be Mexico's test of time. Lawlessness and corruption for decades has attributed to this problem.
DeleteTransformation to peace will begin with a judiciary system that works for its citizens.
The PRI PARTY intends to come back to power riding on the backs of the murder victims, it worked very well for EPN and FECAL even if they still had to steal their presidencies.
Delete9:33 snitches snitch on their own kind, guey.
ReplyDeletereporters do a necessary job in society,
but they need to use some discretion and common sense.
1052 yea Mr know it all. You should go to school to become a lawyer.
Delete2:05 no, thanks, I don't need law school to stirr it up with fresh and old poop like you.
DeletePoor lady 😔 se ve que daba unos buenos mamelucos
ReplyDeleteWait what. Mamelucos huh
DeleteLMAO 👄
Delete2:35 yeah, it takes one to know another one.
DeleteIf you want to follow your dreams in mexico, you better be willing to die for them.
ReplyDeleteJesus one more, I hope we don’t see 12 at the end of the year.
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