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538:, forcing the party to exchange Salazar for another candidate, as Los Salazares held the PAN accountable. Breach refused to disclose a source, alleging that she came to her own conclusions and confirmed to the spokesperson that she had not met with the PAN mayor of Chínipas at the time, Hugo Amed Schultz, about Salazar. She also revealed that her uncles had been issued death threats, and declared that "if they are going to kill someone it should be the reporter." Breach had previously accused Schultz of protecting Los Salazares, and he did not help his case when he delivered the audiotape to Los Salazares to clear his name. The tape was presented as evidence at the hearing of 56: 373: 623: 338:'s investigation into the existence of clandestine graves being used in El Largo Maderal. Her research revealed that Sergio Almaráz Ortiz, Secretary of Public Safety in Ciudad Juárez, had failed the security tests from the National Public Security System; this later led to his removal from office. A 5 June 2016 article by Breach stated that members of organized crime were attempting to enter politics through drug trafficking corridors, notably through the 396: 380: 500:, causing him to lose the election to another cartel candidate. Breach reported that following the publication of this story, she began to receive death threats. Also on 11 October, Breach's sister Rosa María Breach Velducea appeared in public on the six-month anniversary of the assassination to condemn the killing. 586:
only two days before, began to demand justice for Breach and the many other journalists who had been killed in Chihuahua. At Corral's 23 March 2017 press conference, the assembled press were informed that the investigation would primarily use the work of Breach and that other journalists were welcome
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spokesperson was discovered on the computer of Jasiel Vega Villa, a suspect connected to Breach's murder, that confirmed her reportage of collusion between organized crime and local politicians in Chihuahua. On the tape, the spokesperson demanded to know Breach's source(s) for a 4 March 2016 article
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Governor Corral said that Breach had not reported receiving any threats, despite also saying that she had received threats on her life two years prior to her murder. According to family members, Breach had recently been feeling "very uncomfortable" and would not confide the threats to the State
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In April 2018, the judicial branch of the State of Chihuahua closed their investigation and gave the Attorney General the case file. It was decided that Morena Ochoa would be tried in Federal court. In August 2020, he was sentenced to 50 years in prison.
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Hours after the murder, CĂ©sar Augusto Peniche Espejel, head of the State Prosecutor's Office (FGE), said that Breach had "not requested protection as there was no clear evidence of her being threatened", despite evidence to the contrary. Governor
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and his private secretary Francisco Muñoz visited Breach's children to comfort them and declared a three-day mourning period for her. Breach's body was taken to the Forensic Medical Service of Ciudad Juárez for autopsy.
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was established in 2017 by several educational institutions, as well as journals and newspapers, in Breach's honor for Latin American or Caribbean journalists who publish about violence and education or journalism.
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reported the shooter to be the nephew of Crispín and Adán Salazar, acting on the orders of his uncle, Juan Miguel Salazar. The assailant arrived at the scene in a silver 2008
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that day to the press by declaring that the police investigation into Breach's murder had determined that the criminal organization "Los Salazares", a division of
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reported that a cardboard note reading, "For being a snitch. You're next Governor. -El 80," was found at the scene of the murder. "El 80" was identified as
323:. On 5 November 2016, she announced that in six years of government, Duarte had operated a private network of friends and family that embezzled 900 million 642:, friends and relatives of Breach as well as other journalists and their friends and family are to gather to demand justice for Breach, beginning at 07:00 1433: 850: 1326: 158: 1089: 1341: 761: 1120: 241: 107: 431:
away from her home in the Granjas neighborhood, Chihuahua City to take her 14-year-old son to school. The perpetrators had shot her with
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On 17 April 2017, Governor Corral announced that the perpetrators who had killed Breach had been identified, but not yet apprehended.
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A month after Breach's murder, her sister, Rosa MarĂ­a, implored authorities to spare little expense to acquire justice for Miroslava.
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BowĂ­ bus station 'Justice' in Chihuahua City renamed 'Miroslava Breach', on March 23, 2019, 2 years after her femicide .
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Prosecutor. Corral also stated that Breach's family members were already receiving security from the Mexican state.
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published a piece by Breach that exposed that cartel members had infiltrated mayoral candidate lists for the
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and drug trafficking in Chihuahua. She also exposed the extensive corruption in the government of former
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in the Sierra Tarahumara region of the Mexican state of Chihuahua. She attended grade school in
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During the investigation of Breach's murder, an audio recording of Breach speaking to a
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mayoral candidate Juan Miguel Salazar's alleged connections to the Sinaloa Cartel via
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communities in the Sierra Tarahumara region; environmental damage in the region;
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Homage erected to the memory of Miroslava Breach days after her assassination.
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Breach's murder came at a time of intense dissatisfaction by the people of
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rounds. Carlos was not injured, but Breach died on the way to hospital.
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government of the State of Chihuahua. Chihuahuans, who believed that
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Chihuahua City is shown here relative to the capital, Mexico City.
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Breach investigated issues such as human rights violations and
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After graduation, Breach worked for two local newspapers in
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On 11 October 2017, Corral confirmed information that had
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One of Breach's most important exposures was that of the
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At the time of her death, Breach was a correspondent for
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Castillo y Rubén Villalpando, Gustavo (24 March 2017).
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had not been sufficiently punished and were upset that
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Miroslava Breach Velducea was born on 7 August 1962 in
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List of journalists and media workers killed in Mexico
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Autonomous University of Baja California Sur alumni
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She was a single mother of 2 children. 212:newspaper, and the editorial director of 1108: 1048: 782: 621: 522:that effectively ended the candidacy of 1248: 1010: 951: 798: 751: 734: 661:Miroslava's work has been continued by 612:106 Mexican journalists had been killed 1416: 1146: 1144: 1142: 901: 710: 708: 706: 704: 702: 700: 395: 236:, and junior high and high school in 72:ChĂ­nipas de Almada, Chihuahua, Mexico 1324: 1150: 1062:"Miroslava Breach muere acribillada" 598:and a few weeks after the murder of 187:, Mexico known for her reportage of 1318: 1139: 1019: 752:Mayorga, Patricia (23 April 2017). 697: 420:On 23 March 2017 at 7:06 a.m. 379: 13: 1340:Armendáriz, Jaime (7 March 2018). 1181:. Deutsche Welle. 25 December 2017 815: 656:Autonomous University of Chihuahua 542:, captured on 25 December 2017 in 331:pledged to send Duarte to prison. 14: 1475: 1391: 902:Turati, Marcela (25 March 2017). 340:Institutional Revolutionary Party 306:female homicides in Ciudad Juárez 88:Chihuahua City, Chihuahua, Mexico 1407:Committee to Protect Journalists 1035:Committee to Protect Journalists 472: 394: 378: 371: 1360: 1333: 1274: 1222: 1193: 1171: 1082: 783:Jamensch, Paul (5 March 2018). 327:. Affronted, Mexican President 1454:21st-century women journalists 922: 895: 869: 776: 526:, Adán Salazar's uncle, for a 492:for Breach's exposing of then- 289:parties in rural, mountainous 1: 1459:People from Chihuahua (state) 1127:(in Spanish). 11 October 2017 690: 760:(in Spanish). 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Index

Spanish name
surname

Homicide
Autonomous University of Baja California Sur
Political science
La Jornada
Don Bolles Medal
investigative journalist
La Jornada
Chihuahua City
human rights violations
government corruption
journalists killed in Mexico
La Jornada
ChĂ­nipas
Los Mochis
Sinaloa
Navojoa
Autonomous University of Baja California Sur
Los Cabos
La Jornada
Institutional Revolutionary
National Action
drug corridors
illegal logging
Rarámuri
female homicides in Ciudad Juárez
Marisela Escobedo Ortiz
forced disappearances

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