HMC Announces 2021 Winners Of The Strategic Excellence Awards
/PRNewswire/ -- With a record number of entries, the Hispanic Marketing Council (HMC) announced the 2021 winners of the HMC Strategic Excellence Awards, the...
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/PRNewswire/ -- With a record number of entries, the Hispanic Marketing Council (HMC) announced the 2021 winners of the HMC Strategic Excellence Awards, the...
Mario Figueroa is a first-time candidate for mayor of Taxco. He's already been shot once.
In Iguala, murder and threats by organized crime shut down the news 'The gangs are angry. They don’t want us to report on the things that are happening' 139shares Just before 1:00 a.m. on August 2, Pablo Morrugares, a journalist and restaurateur, opened the Facebook page for his news site and began a live broadcast from the cafe he owned in Iguala, in Mexico’s southwestern Guerrero state. A well-known local reporter, Morrugares covered crime and gangs, a beat so dangerous that Mexican authorities had placed him under the protection of a police officer, who sat by his side at the cafe.