In Mexico, journalists face threats from attackers — and from the system meant to protect them, too

TLAXCALA DE XICOHTÉNCATL, Mexico (AP) — Three years ago, Alberto Amaro was sitting at home when he heard two gunshots. His son, playing in the garden, ran inside in terror. When Amaro reached the front gate, he saw two armed men running down his street. Amaro, 38, a journalist in the central Mexican state of...