Journalists demand safety in Mexico - Mexico City

01/11

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'Justice!' reads the sign with a photo of reporter Regina Martinez, of the magazine I Process, who was murdered a few days ago in Xalapa Veracruz. Veracruz is one of the most dangerous places to report.

02/11

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In anonymity journalists declare aggressions on the part of authorities and of the organized crime.

03/11

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Julio Hernández, a journalist, speaks on the abuses and the lack of justice in the murders of the journalists in México.

04/11

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A cartel with the image of the governor of Veracruz Javier Duarte de Ocha, during his period of government 7 crimes have existed against journalists none has resolved.

05/11

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A cartel with the image of the governor of Veracruz Javier Duarte de Ocha, during his period of government 7 crimes have existed against journalists none has resolved.

06/11

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A cameraman uses the mask of anonimus.

07/11

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A person holds a sign with the image of reporter Regina Martinez, who was murdered one week ago in Xalapa's. Six days later two photographers, Gabriel Huge and Guillermo Huge, were found dead.

08/11

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Julio Hernández journalist speaks on the abuses and the lack of justice in the murders of the journalists in México.

09/11

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Not More journalist deaths he says the cartel of a demonstrator.

10/11

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The worst crime is the silence, blankets as a sign of I support the journalists sesesinados in the country.

11/11

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A photographer doing images during the protest of the reporters in Mexico. Mexico is one of the most dangerous places to report according to civil organizations.

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The journalists have been murdered in Veracruz this week. Reporters, cameramen and communicators demand justice for the death of their colleagues. More than 70 reporters have died during the government of Felipe Calderón Calderon.