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On July 16, 2026, journalist Josué Martínez was shot and killed outside his home in Puebla, Mexico, while his son was present. The attack was reportedly carried out by two individuals on a motorcycle. Martínez was known for his coverage of public safety issues and served as the director of Noticias San Martín Texmelucan, a local media outlet.
The Puebla state government confirmed the incident, which adds to the alarming trend of violence against journalists in Mexico. Over the past two years, at least ten journalists have been killed in the country, highlighting Mexico's reputation as one of the most dangerous places for media professionals. The motive behind Martínez's assassination has not yet been disclosed, but the ongoing threats to press freedom and safety in the region continue to be a significant concern.
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17 July
Another report confirmed the journalist was executed in front of his son outside their home in Mexico.
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