Mexico - Call for release of two journalists arrested during inauguration protests

Reporters without borders

Journalists were among the many victims when police and protesters clashed violently during President Enrique Peña Nieto's inauguration in Mexico City on 1 December, resulting in more than 80 arrests and leaving around 20 people seriously injured. Those arrested including two photographers – Mircea Topoleanu (photo), a 32-year-old Romanian freelancer, and Brandon Daniel Bazán, a freelancer working for the magazine Café MX. They are still being held in the city's Reclusorio Norte prison. (...)

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