Julio Ibáñez Will Return to Mexico After Being Released in South Africa
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After 77 days in detention, the journalist and cameraman of TelevisaUnivision return to Mexico for the World Cup. The SRE confirmed that they are returning tonight.
Two months after the arrest of journalist Julio ‘Profe’ Ibáñez and his cameraman Daniel García, the process they were facing in South Africa came to an end, so both communicators were released.The journalists traveled to the country in mid-March with the aim of making coverage of the South African Selection, a group that faces the ‘Tri’ in the inaugural match of the World Cup 2026 in Mexico City Stadium.However, since their arrival they faced pr…
Mexican journalists Julio Ibáñez and Daniel García were released after two months of being detained in South Africa, and will return this Wednesday to Mexico.Through their social networks, Televisa shared that, on Tuesday, June 2, the judicial authority in South Africa released and returned their passports to journalists Julio Ibáñez and Daniel García.In that sense, Televisa thanked the support received, especially, from the football fans who fo…
Mexican sports journalist Julio Ibáñez, known as the Profe, and Daniel García, his cameraman, have been released after their fourth hearing this Tuesday in a court in Johannesburg, South Africa, where they were arrested on 19 March on charges of flying a drone in a prohibited area. Employees of the TUDN chain, dependent on Televisa, were in the African nation carrying out journalistic reports of which he will be the first rival of the Mexican te…
Julio Ibáñez and Daniel Garcia will return to Mexico this Wednesday
The nightmare ended for journalist Julio “Profe” Ibáñez and cameraman Daniel García after more than two months of legal uncertainty and captivity in South Africa, since this Tuesday they were finally officially released after the conclusion of the legal process they were facing in that African country. The news was confirmed by the television network Univision, for which both communicators work, by a statement in which he reported that the South…
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