CLEAN: Mexican journalists in cartels' line of fire

The video discusses the severe risks faced by journalists in Mexico and Latin America, highlighting how violence, threats, and systemic issues hinder their ability to report. It emphasizes the ease with which crimes against journalists go unpunished, leading to self-censorship. The impact of war on journalism is also explored, showing how it exacerbates these challenges.

What is a significant risk faced by journalists in Mexico?

• They are given more resources.

• They receive government awards.

• They face threats and violence.

• They are often promoted.

What is a major issue with the legal system regarding journalists in Latin America?

• It is highly efficient.

• It encourages investigative journalism.

• It often fails to protect journalists.

• It provides ample protection.

How does capitalism influence journalism in Latin America?

• It has no impact on journalism.

• It provides more funding for journalists.

• It affects the independence of journalism.

• It ensures fair reporting.

Why do journalists in Central and South America often self-censor?

• Because of threats and bribes.

• To avoid working overtime.

• Due to lack of interest in stories.

• To gain more popularity.

What is a common consequence for journalists who report on dangerous topics in Latin America?

• They receive international awards.

• They are often ignored.

• They are promoted to higher positions.

• They face threats or are killed.