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– Staff at Mexican weekly fear attack by drug traffickers after report on criminal activities (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News December 2, 2016

The Inter American Press Association urges Mexico's authorities to "firmly and urgently" take measures to protect the staff of the weekly newspaper Zeta who said they have received threats from drug traffickers in reprisal for a report on their criminal activities.
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