Mexico - Crime reporter shot dead in Tehuacán, as reign of violence and impunity continues

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is saddened to learned that freelance reporter Adrian Silva Moreno was shot dead while covering an army raid on a warehouse containing stolen fuel on 14 November in Tehuacán, located in the east-central state of Puebla about 110 km southeast of its capital. Advised by soldiers to pull back from the warehouse, Silva had begun driving away when two pickup trucks suddenly appeared and their occupants opened fire on his car, killing him and Misray López González, a (...)

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