# SIP Demands Investigation into Mexican Content Creator's Killing

The Inter-American Press Society demanded a thorough investigation into the assassination of Mexican content creator Ricardo Zúñiga Rosas.

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Ricardo Zúñiga Rosas, a photographer and content creator, was assassinated on August 29 in Santa Cruz Atopoltitlán, Tehuitzingo, Puebla, after receiving gunfire from subjects traveling on a motorcycle. [^1]

The Inter-American Press Society (SIP) demanded that Mexican authorities conduct a prompt, exhaustive, and effective investigation into the assassination of Ricardo Zúñiga Rosas. [^2]

SIP President Pierre Manigault stated that it is indispensable to establish if the assassination was related to Zúñiga Rosas's journalistic work and to identify the material and intellectual responsible parties. [^3]

Zúñiga Rosas had previously denounced threats against him for his critical reporting on the local government and for using social media to share images and information about Tehuitzingo. [^4]

The SIP requested that the investigation consider Zuniga's journalistic work after it was documented that he had reported threats related to his publications about the local administration. [^5]

## What this stands on

1. Ricardo Zúñiga Rosas, a photographer and content creator, was assassinated on August 29 in Santa Cruz Atopoltitlán, Tehuitzingo, Puebla, after receiving gunfire from subjects traveling on a motorcycle. (El Universal, News)
2. The Inter-American Press Society (SIP) demanded that Mexican authorities conduct a prompt, exhaustive, and effective investigation into the assassination of Ricardo Zúñiga Rosas. (El Universal, News)
3. SIP President Pierre Manigault stated that it is indispensable to establish if the assassination was related to Zúñiga Rosas's journalistic work and to identify the material and intellectual responsible parties. (El Universal, News)
4. Zúñiga Rosas had previously denounced threats against him for his critical reporting on the local government and for using social media to share images and information about Tehuitzingo. (El Universal, News)
5. The SIP requested that the investigation consider Zuniga's journalistic work after it was documented that he had reported threats related to his publications about the local administration. (Diario De México, News)

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