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Fotos: «¡Ni uno más!» México marchó contra asesinatos a periodistas

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17 de junio de 2017 - 02:59 p. m.

Journalists take part in a protest to mark one month since the murder of their colleague Javier Valdez, a noted expert on the country's drug cartels and AFP contributor whose death appears far from being brought to justice- in downtown Mexico City on June 15, 2017. Valdez, 50, was shot a dozen times in broad daylight on May 15 outside the offices of Riodoce, the newspaper he co-founded in the violent western state of Sinaloa. / AFP PHOTO / PEDRO PARDO

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People take part in a protest to mark one month since the murder of Mexican journalist Javier Valdez, a noted expert on the country's drug cartels and AFP contributor whose death appears far from being brought to justice, in Culiacan, Sinaloa State, Mexico on June 15, 2017. Valdez, 50, was shot a dozen times in broad daylight on May 15 outside the offices of Riodoce, the newspaper he co-founded in the violent wester state of Sinaloa. / AFP PHOTO / Fernando Brito

AFP - FERNANDO BRITO

People take part in a protest to mark one month since the murder of Mexican journalist Javier Valdez, a noted expert on the country's drug cartels and AFP contributor whose death appears far from being brought to justice, in Culiacan, Sinaloa State, Mexico on June 15, 2017. Valdez, 50, was shot a dozen times in broad daylight on May 15 outside the offices of Riodoce, the newspaper he co-founded in the violent wester state of Sinaloa. / AFP PHOTO / Fernando Brito

AFP - FERNANDO BRITO

Journalists take part in a protest to mark one month since the murder of their colleague Javier Valdez, a noted expert on the country's drug cartels and AFP contributor whose death appears far from being brought to justice- in downtown Mexico City on June 15, 2017. Valdez, 50, was shot a dozen times in broad daylight on May 15 outside the offices of Riodoce, the newspaper he co-founded in the violent western state of Sinaloa. / AFP PHOTO / PEDRO PARDO

AFP - PEDRO PARDO

Journalists take part in a protest to mark one month since the murder of their colleague Javier Valdez, a noted expert on the country's drug cartels and AFP contributor whose death appears far from being brought to justice- in downtown Mexico City on June 15, 2017. Valdez, 50, was shot a dozen times in broad daylight on May 15 outside the offices of Riodoce, the newspaper he co-founded in the violent western state of Sinaloa. / AFP PHOTO / Pedro Pardo

AFP - PEDRO PARDO

Journalists take part in a protest to mark one month since the murder of their colleague Javier Valdez, a noted expert on the country's drug cartels and AFP contributor whose death appears far from being brought to justice- in downtown Mexico City on June 15, 2017. Valdez, 50, was shot a dozen times in broad daylight on May 15 outside the offices of Riodoce, the newspaper he co-founded in the violent western state of Sinaloa. / AFP PHOTO / Pedro Pardo

AFP - PEDRO PARDO

Journalists take part in a protest to mark one month since the murder of their colleague Javier Valdez, a noted expert on the country's drug cartels and AFP contributor whose death appears far from being brought to justice- in downtown Mexico City on June 15, 2017. Valdez, 50, was shot a dozen times in broad daylight on May 15 outside the offices of Riodoce, the newspaper he co-founded in the violent western state of Sinaloa. / AFP PHOTO / Pedro Pardo

AFP - PEDRO PARDO

Journalists take part in a protest to mark one month since the murder of their colleague Javier Valdez, a noted expert on the country's drug cartels and AFP contributor whose death appears far from being brought to justice- in downtown Mexico City on June 15, 2017. Valdez, 50, was shot a dozen times in broad daylight on May 15 outside the offices of Riodoce, the newspaper he co-founded in the violent western state of Sinaloa. / AFP PHOTO / PEDRO PARDO

AFP - PEDRO PARDO

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