In Mexico, against a backdrop of widespread violence, freedom of press and democracy itself hang in the balance
21 May 2024

In Mexico, against a backdrop of widespread violence, freedom of press and democracy itself hang in the balance
“Continuity in the government after the elections in Mexico on 2 June will mean the end of Mexican democracy as we know it. We will see a transition to a system of competitive authoritarianism or a façade of democracy which will not allow for a change of government”.Read the full article
By Irma Rosa Martínez Arellano
Keywords
Human rights
, Violence, Elections, Democracy, Media, Civil society

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