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Laisha Wilkins against AMLO criticizing the journalist protection mechanism

Laisha Wilkins
Laisha Wilkins

Mexico.- Once again, the actress Laisha Wilkins speaks out against the Mexican government. On this occasion, she goes with everything with Andrés Manuel López Obrador for the protection mechanism for journalists in Mexico.

Her opinion came after the Mexican government announced the rescue of The New York Times journalists from Afghanistan , as well as the international media team covering Kabul. It should be remembered that last week the journalist Jacinto Romero Flores was assassinated while he was driving along Reforma Boulevard in Ixtaczoquitlán, Veracruz.

Laisha Wilkins against AMLO criticizing the journalist protection mechanism
Laisha Wilkins against AMLO criticizing the journalist protection mechanismLaisha Wilkins against AMLO criticizing the journalist protection mechanism

During La Mañanera on August 20, AMLO reported that he would request the Undersecretary of Human Rights of the Ministry of the Interior (Segob), Alejandro Encinas, a review of the protection mechanism for journalists, this after the murder of Jacinto.

And on the morning of August 25, the Mexican government received 124 correspondent reporters and staff from different media that were in Afghanistan , which caused great outrage after the situation in Mexico.

Due to this situation, the actress Laisha Wilkins wrote a message to the president of Mexico on social networks: “I saw you, Esperancita, saving journalists, but not yours …”.

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Written by Leena Wadia

Linguist-translator by education. I have been working in the field of advertising journalism for over 9 years.

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