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– Investigative journalism in a dangerous country: A lecture by Adela Navarro (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News September 26, 2017

Adela Navarro is the director of the weekly news magazine Zeta, one of the only outlets in Mexico to regularly report on drug trafficking, government corruption and organized crime. Over a 27 year career Navarro has seen colleagues killed for their reporting, and must live and work under constant threat.
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