US EditionIPFA Awardee Adela Navarro Targeted by Phone Threats in Mexico - Committee to Protect Journalists
- Adela Navarro, editorial director of the Tijuana-based magazine Zeta, received threatening phone calls in Mexico City on May 23, 2025.
- The threats followed an April 28 article by Zeta exposing a clandestine grave used by organized crime, highlighting a surge in violence against Mexican reporters this year.
- Zeta has faced repeated attacks from both authorities and organized crime, including banners warning about their reputation and past murders of several journalists from the outlet.
- Between late April and mid-May, the magazine received eight threatening phone calls, including one from an unknown male who warned, "tell Adela Navarro to be careful."
- The Committee to Protect Journalists and its Mexico representative urge authorities to investigate these calls and ensure the safety of Navarro and her staff amid ongoing risks.
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IPFA awardee Adela Navarro targeted by phone threats in Mexico - Committee to Protect Journalists
Mexico City, May 23, 2025—Mexican authorities must immediately investigate a series of threatening phone calls targeting Adela Navarro, the editorial director of Tijuana-based weekly magazine Zeta, and take all appropriate steps to guarantee her and her staff’s safety, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Friday. “The threats against Adela Navarro, amid a spike in violence against Mexican reporters since the beginning of the year,are deeply…
Adela Navarro, director general of the weekly ZETA Tijuana, has received at least eight threats against her, allegedly because of her journalistic work, between April 29 and May 16, a topic for which organizations have requested investigations from the authorities, in addition to condemning the violent acts against her.Article 19, in her offices for Mexico and Central America, said that the journalist has received at least eight calls in which a…
El Nuevo Diario: República Dominicana. – Communicator Ingrid Jorge filed a formal complaint with the National Police against journalist Priena Almonte, who she accuses of threatening both her and her children. According to Jorge’s statements, the threats had been issued through WhatsApp messages, where Almonte had warned her that she would “destroy her life and that of her children”, and that she would do everything possible, without contemplati…
The NGO Article 19 revealed that Adela Navarro Bello, co-director of the weekly ZETA, has received multiple telephone threats since April 29. Following the fact, the Governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar, said she will be given protection and support. The post Director of the weekly ZETA is threatened; Marina del Pilar promises protection first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx
“Beware,” was the message that Adela Navarro Bello, journalist and director of the weekly ZETA Tijuana, received in 8 phone calls made to threaten her with death, in less than a month. He denounced it to the authorities of the state of Baja California and to the organization Article 19, which condemned the death threat to the Mexican journalist. We tell you the details of this case. adn40 Always Conmigo. Subscribe to our WhatsApp channel and car…
Journalist Adela Navarro Threatened After Disclosure of Information From Narco-Foxes · Global Voices
Mexico City Disinform ourselves. Article 19 condemned the threats against journalist Adela Navarro, director general of the weekly ZETA in Tijuana, Baja California, which began after the publication of an investigation into the concealment of information about a narcofosa by the Attorney General’s Office (FGE). According to information from A19, Navarro received eight phone calls between April 29 and May 16, in which a male voice repeats the me…
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