~ This article was originally published by SinEmbargo on May 3, 2016 ~ Mexico City, May 3rd (SinEmbargo).—Activists claimed that the fires started by avocado growers in Uruapan “have revealed the cynicism and unstoppable greed” of a small sector of the Continue reading
~ This article was originally published by Animal Político on February 16, 2016 ~ “Look Father, if you don’t leave town, we’re going to stone you, then we’re going to hang you up.” Father José Luis Segura, 60, speaks slowly, Continue reading
~ This essay was originally published by Reporte Indigo on September 23, 2015 ~ Michoacán is the state that has registered the greatest number of violent incidents involving journalists. Seventy percent of the aggressions are attributed to government officials, and Continue reading
~ This article was originally published by Proceso on September 10, 2015 ~ In the foreground, you see a boy with a rifle in his right hand. He is traveling with other armed men in the bed of a Continue reading
