Mexico: Full investigation urged into killing of man who denounced police abuse

Headline Title: Mexico: Full investigation urged into killing of man who denounced police abuse 18 April 2012 The killing of a man who took a stand against police kidnapping, torture and extortion in Mexico’s northern border city of Ciudad Juárez must be subjected to an effective, impartial investigation, Amnesty International said. Over the weekend it came to light that Eligio Ibarra Amador, 62, had been found dead on 12 April after unknown attackers entered his home in the city and stabbed him before setting his body alight. In September 2011, the businessman had denounced…

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