The 58 journalists killed this sexennium surpass those of Fox and Calderón

This figure has already far exceeded the 25 cases recorded during the sexennium of Vicente Fox (2000-2006) and exceeded 52 homicides in the Felipe Calderón (2006-2012 ) registered by the same organization.

This Tuesday the death of Rubén Pat and Luis Pérez García, the first in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, and the second in Iztapalapa, Mexico.

Pérez García was found dead at his home in the colony of the Constitutional Army on July 9. it was recently reported that he had been killed before the fire.

UN-DH condemns Pat's murder and reports that in previous days he received information about how journalists were arrested, threatened and tortured by the municipal police of the city council of Solidarity, Quintana Roo, June 25th. [19659002] Only one of 44 journalists murdered since 2012 was protected

"We spoke with Mr. Pat's colleagues and they conveyed to us the risk and the fear of having to do In the face of their work, an essential task for a free, democratic and plural society, many of them have received threats recently, which is extremely worrying. "

This year the cases recorded by the CNDH are those of Carlos Domínguez (El Horizonte de Matamoros), on January 13th at Tamaulipas Pamela Montenegro (Acapulco Reports without censorship), February 5 at Guerrero; Leobardo Vázquez Atzin (Regional Bulletin), March 21 in Veracruz Juan Carlos Huerta (620 hours without reserves), May 15 in Tabasco.

Also those of Alicia Díaz González ( El Financiero), May 24 in Monterrey; María del Sol Cruz, on June 2 in Oaxaca; as well as José Guadalupe Chan Dzib (Playa News), on June 29 in Quintana Roo.

Case 2017

The journalists killed this year were:

• Cecilio Pineda (The Voice of the Earth Caliente), March 2 Guerrero
• Ricardo Monlui Cabrera (El Político and El Sol de Córdoba), March 19 in Veracruz.
• Miroslava Breach (The Jornada), March 23rd in Chihuahua
• Maximino Rodríguez Palacios (Collective Pericú), April 15th at Baja California Sur.
• Filiberto Álvarez (The Sign), April 29th at Morelos.
• Javier Valdez (The Jornada and Río Doce), May 15 in Sinaloa
• Jonathan Rodríguez (El Costeño), May 15 in Jalisco
• Salvador Adame (Canal 6TV), June 14 in Michoacán
• Cándido Ríos (The voice of Hueyapan and Diario Yucatán), August 22 in Veracruz
• Edgar Daniel Esqueda (Metropolis San Luis and Vox Populi SLP), October 6 in San Luis Potosí.

Those of 2016

Two years ago, the recorded cases were:

• Marcos Hernández Bautista (News on the Coast), January 21 in Oaxaca
• Reynel Martínez (Spring ), 23 January in Oaxaca
• Anabel Flores (El Sol of Orizaba), 8 February in Veracruz.
• Moisés Lutzow (Radio XEVX), February 20th at Tabasco
• Francisco Pacheco (Acapulco's El Sol), April 25th at Guerrero
• Manuel Torres González (News MT), May 15th in Veracruz [19659013] Elidio Ramos (El Sur), June 19 in Oaxaca
• Zamira Bautista (La Verdad), June 20 in Tamaullipas.
• Salvador Olmos García (Tu un ñuu savi), June 26, June in Oaxaca
• Pedro Tamayo (To the political heat and El Piñero of the basin), July 20 in Veracruz
• Agustín Pavie Pavia (Tu ñuu savi), on September 13 in Oaxaca. 19659018] Aurelio Cabrera Campos (The Graphic of Huauchinango), September 15 in Puebla
• Adrián Rodríguez (Radio Antena 7690 AM), December 10 in Chihuahua.

Case 2015 [19659002] Journalists murdered this year were:

• Jazmín Martínez (Televisa), January 2 in Nayarit.
• Jesús Tapia Rodríguez (local journalist)), January 5 in Coahuila
• Moisés Sánchez (La Unión), January 25th in Veracruz
• Abel Raymundo Bautista (Transmitiendo sentimientos), April 14th in Oaxaca
• Armando Saldaña (Exa FM), May 4 in Veracruz
• Israel Díaz López (Tabasco today), June 18 in Tabasco
• Gerardo Nieto (New Century), June 26 in Guanajuato.
• Juan Mendoza Delgado (writes the truth), on June 30 in Veracruz
• Filadelfo Sánchez (Favorita 103.3 FM), on July 2 in Oaxaca
• Rubén Espinosa (Process and Cuartoscuro), on December 31st, at Mexico City
• Juan Heriberto Santos (Telever), August 13th in Veracruz

Murders 2014

In the second year of the government of Enrique Peña, these cases were Recorded:

• Miguel Ángel Guzman (Diario Vértice), January 23 at Guerrero
• Gregorio Jiménez (Notisur), February 11 at Verac
• Jorge Torres (Journalist and Official), June 2 Guerrero
• Norberto Herrera (Canal 9), July 29th in Zacatecas
• Octavio Rojas (El Buen Tono), August 11th in Oaxaca
• Marlén Valdez (The last word of Cadereyta), August 20th in Nuevo Leon
• Adrián Gaona (La Caliente 93.1), August 25th in Tamaulipas.
• Víctor Pérez (Events), September 3 in Chihuahua
• Antonio Gamboa (Nueva Prensa), October 22 in Sinaloa

2013 Facts

That year, these homicides were recorded :