Journalist Frederick Roman Killed In Mexico
Journalist Frederick Roman killed in Mexico: Another journalist was killed in Mexico, know how many lives have been lost so far.
Another journalist has been killed in Mexico, the prosecutor’s office in the southern state of Guerrero has confirmed.
The news agency quoted the official as saying in a statement on Monday that Frederick Roman was shot dead in the city of Chilpancingo.
Roman’s program ‘The Reality of Guerrero’ focused on state politics. Clashes between drug traffickers and security personnel are common in Guerrero.
Prosecutors have yet to provide details regarding Roman’s murder. At the same time, local media says that he was shot inside his vehicle.
Journalist Frederick Roman killed in Mexico: Local media reported that the assailants on a motorcycle fired at him.
Roman worked as a journalist for more than 35 years, most recently writing columns about education and politics.
Freddie Roman was previously the director of a newspaper he called ‘La Realidad’, which is no longer published.
This year has already been seen as one of the deadliest for media representatives in Mexico.
Journalist Juan Arjan was murdered in the northwest of the country less than a week ago.
Media organization Article 19 has counted at least 14 deaths in 2022, a record number in a year.
Mexico was ranked by Reporters Without Borders as the world’s most dangerous country for journalists in 2021 for the third year in a row.
Seven deaths were counted that year. Well, often drug cartels or corrupt local politicians are behind the murders.
Let us inform you that so far this year, 15 media personnel have been murdered in the country including Roma.
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak demanded the removal of the Chief Justice from the hearing on the final appeal, know the reason.
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has been accused of abuse of power and corruption.
However, he has called himself innocent. Malaysia’s top court will hear the final appeal against his conviction.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the former Prime Minister demanded the removal of Chief Justice Maimun Tuan Mat, who is leading the five-member team of the court set up for the hearing, from the process of hearing the final appeal.
