Mexican authorities said on Sunday they have launched a murder investigation into the death of journalist Eduardo Flores, who covered security, social issues and missing persons from the coastal city of Acapulco and whose killing would mark the latest in a series of attacks targeting reporters. Mexico consistently ranks among the deadliest countries for reporters. London-based advocacy group Article 19 has documented 181 such cases since 2000 in the Latin American country, many of these...
Mexican journalist who reported on missing persons found dead in Acapulco
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Mexican authorities said on Sunday they have launched a murder investigation into the death of journalist Eduardo Flores, who covered security, social issues and missing persons from the coastal city of Acapulco and whose killing would mark the latest in a series of attacks targeting reporters. Mexico consistently ranks among the deadliest countries for reporters. London-based advocacy group Article 19 has documented 181 such cases since 2000 in the Latin American country, many of these...
Key Takeaways
- Mexican journalist who reported on missing persons found dead in Acapulco.
- Mexico consistently ranks among the deadliest countries for reporters.
- London-based advocacy group Article 19 has documented 181 such cases since 2000 in the Latin American country, many of these...
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