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Indonesia's vice president resigns after academic credentials questioned
By Marcus Hayes
In Mexico, journalists face threats from attackers — and from the system meant to protect them, too
Marcus Hayes
Marcus Hayes
Reporter · Killeen, TX
Marcus has been a reporter for 4 years and has a degree in Community Development from the University of Texas at Arlington. His work has appeared in various local publications including the Killeen Daily Herald, where he focused on grassroots initiatives and community events.
More from Marcus →Reporter · Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 4:38 AM · 1 min read
Created in 2012, Mexico’s Protection Mechanism for Human Rights Defenders and Journalists has struggled to guarantee the safety of those it was designed to protect, operating largely in response to attacks rather than preventing them. Journalist Alberto Amaro has repeatedly…
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