A report by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reveals a dire situation for journalists in México, where 169 have been murdered in the last two decades. Shockingly, almost 99% of these cases remain unsolved, leading to a pervasive atmosphere of impunity. This lack of accountability has prompted RSF to urgently request protection measures from the Mexican president. The report highlights a critical failure to investigate and prosecute those responsible for these crimes against communicators. The ongoing violence and lack of justice create a dangerous environment for media professionals in México. This situation threatens freedom of the press and hinders the public’s right to information. RSF emphasizes the immediate need for effective measures to protect journalists and end impunity in México.