Job insecurity, threats, and aggression are a constant in the Jalisco press.

Journalists in Jalisco face significant challenges including job insecurity, harassment from government officials, and physical aggression, as highlighted by researchers from the University of Guadalajara. The study reveals that only less than three-quarters of journalists have stable, full-time jobs, and threats from political figures have increased in visibility through official press conferences. In 2022, 268 incidents of aggression against journalists were recorded in Jalisco, underscoring the urgent need to protect press freedom and ensure safe working conditions for journalists.

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All articles from 6 September 2026. Summaries are AI-generated and may contain errors; the linked article is the authority.