A Mexican journalist was shot dead in a store parking lot in the southern tourist town of Acapulco, regional authorities say, the country’s second journalist to be killed in a week
Members of the tactical intervention team check the area where Mexican journalist Nelson Mateus was murdered in the resort town of Acapulco, Guerrero state. / Photo: AFP
Prosecutors said they have opened an investigation into the killing of Nelson Matus for homicide with a firearm, days after another journalist was found dead in a country considered one of the most dangerous in the world for members of the press. The Guerrero state prosecutor's office said in a statement that it"reiterates its commitment to exhaust every line of investigation" into his death.
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