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Leaders of "El Mañana" Make an Important Decision

By KGNS News

We start off our newscast with news from Nuevo Laredo.
That's where images begin to surface of the gunfire that impacted the building of the "El Mañana" newspaper .
Today the daily is making it official in a statement that they can no longer report on the violence plaguing their city.
Our Carolina Garcia has more on our top story at ten.

Thanks Adriana.
Once again the "El Mañana" offices are hit by gun fire.
It happened Friday night.
An official in northern Mexico says a group of gunmen opened fire on the newspapers building.
Tamaulipas State Interior Secretary Morelos Canseco says the attack lasted five minutes.
It was reported that the structure of the building and at least six vehicles were damaged when the bullets and other explosive devices impacted from outside.
Today the news paper releases a statement saying they will no longer cover violence.

The statement released in Spanish says the news paper is appealing to the public comprehension as they will not cover any information deriving from the violence in Nuevo Laredo or any other region in Mexico.

The statement ends with a quote from one of Mexico's heroes Ignacio Zaragoza saying people in that land were born free and they will remain free or they will die demanding freedom.

This marks the second violent attack the "El Mañana" suffers.
The first attack was back in 2006.
It is important to mention that journalists in Mexico have recently fallen victims in several attacks.
Just last week, three photojournalists who covered the crime beat were slain in the neighboring state of Veracruz.
Reporting from the studio Carolina Garcia Pro8news.

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@nothing new said on Tuesday, May 15 at 3:26 PM

A news organization here!Where? There is no credibility therefore no harm done.

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stand up said on Tuesday, May 15 at 3:20 PM

Is this also the moto of El Manana The statement ends with a quote from one of Mexico's heroes Ignacio Zaragoza saying people in that land were born free and they will remain free or they will die demanding freedom.

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Yoya said on Tuesday, May 15 at 2:33 PM

This has been happening for a while already! how is this news? El manana has not been reporting anything about violence since several years ago.

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Nothing new said on Monday, May 14 at 6:03 PM

El Manana has not been reporting any real information since 2005.It is all watered down by Los Zetas. If they are real journalist they will not stop reporting. Guess their not willing to die for there profession. I wonder how long it will take before the Zetas get tired of the reporting on this side and attack one of the news organizations here. That would be a sight.

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@EL MANANA EDITOR said on Monday, May 14 at 2:43 PM

Are you talking about Mindy again?

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? said on Monday, May 14 at 11:00 AM

Nothing to see here, move along now.

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OK said on Monday, May 14 at 9:41 AM

So this effects us how?

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