VOICED : Intelectuales del mundo piden fin de la censura a tiros

A group of over 500 writers, journalists, and artists, including Paul Auster and Salman Rushdie, have sent a letter to Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto. They demand an end to violence against journalists and the investigation of Rubén Espinosa's murder. The letter highlights international concern over journalist safety in Mexico, where over 80 journalists have been killed since 2000. The government has 20-30 days to respond. Espinosa's case, involving the murder of four women, has drawn attention from organizations like the UN.

Who were some of the notable signatories of the letter delivered to President Enrique Peña Nieto?

• Isabel Allende and Haruki Murakami

• Stephen King and Margaret Atwood

• Gabriel García Márquez and J.K. Rowling

• Paul Auster and Salman Rushdie

What are the two main demands made in the letter to the Mexican president?

• Increase in journalist salaries and better working conditions

• End to censorship and investigation of Rubén Espinosa's murder

• Reduction in taxes for media companies

• More press conferences and public appearances

What is the international community's main concern regarding the situation in Mexico?

• The safety of journalists and need for action

• The quality of education

• The high cost of living

• The lack of cultural events

How long does the Mexican presidency have to respond to the letter?

• 5 to 10 days

• 30 to 40 days

• 20 to 30 days

• 10 to 15 days

What recent event highlighted the dangers faced by journalists in Mexico?

• A political scandal

• The murder of Rubén Espinosa and four women

• A major earthquake

• A natural disaster