Others depict crime scenes accessible only to the military or police, suggesting that law enforcement officials also contribute. Several postings appear to come directly from traffickers themselves, who use the blog to publish warnings or intimidate their rivals. Many people have an interest in making these images public. Similarly, people who talk about what is going on in their own towns or villages do so anonymously. Journalists say they cannot report on this kind of information without putting their own lives in danger. However, they do reflect a certain reality, and I believe that their information is more trustworthy than that given by the mainstream media. As a result, the government and major media outlets maintain a close relation and work together to filter what information is published.Ĭlearly, there is a major information gap that bloggers have stepped in to fill. The media are afraid: journalists who cover these stories are regularly threatened, even killed. The government fears any information that could damage its reputation. The government and mainstream media each have their own reasons for not reporting this kind of event. Police car ambushed by criminal gang in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, in November Photo of Matamoros prison inmates killed when a gunfite broke out on August 9. Videos Del Blog Del Narco Violadas porn videos Some of the graphic images posted on Blog del Narco. She was shot in the head and her body found on October Screenshot of a video posted on Blog del Narco showing the interrogation of Mario Angel Gonzalez Rodriguez, brother of former Chihuahua state prosecutor Patricia Gonzalez Rodriguez, by heavily armed and masked men. The country has become one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists : at least 30 have been killed or have disappeared since and many news organisations have been attacked with bombs and gunfire.

Since earlyover 30, people have died in drug-related violence in Mexico. Our Observer, herself a blogger anonymously covering drug violence and corruption, tells us why she thinks this kind of reporting is essential to Mexican society.įrance 24 tried to contact the authors of Blog del Narco to request an interview but received no response. Screenshot from a video posted on Blog del Narco, reportedly showing Mexican drug lord 'El Ponchis' torturing and executing a victim. Our Observer, herself a blogger anonymously covering drug violence and corruption, tells us why he thinks this kind of reporting is essential to Mexican society. France 24 is not responsible for the content of external websites.

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