Journalist. Anabel Flores Salazar was a Mexican journalist. She worked as a freelance reporter for the newspaper "El Sol de Orizaba" in Orizaba, Veracruz. She had worked as a reporter for at least six years prior to her murder. Before her job at "El Sol de Orizaba," she had also reported for other news outlets such as "El Mundo de Orizaba" and "El Buen Tono." In her reports, Salazar investigated local crimes such as vehicle accidents and police duties. In addition, she often wrote about murders, often finding a connection with teenage girl victims and the drug cartel in the area. Due to her investigation of the murders of young females, she coined the term "femicida" in her writing. She was murdered and found dead on the Cuacnopalan-Tehuacan highway in Puebla, Mexico. Her death is one of many in the Veracruz region thought to be related to drug cartel violence.
Journalist. Anabel Flores Salazar was a Mexican journalist. She worked as a freelance reporter for the newspaper "El Sol de Orizaba" in Orizaba, Veracruz. She had worked as a reporter for at least six years prior to her murder. Before her job at "El Sol de Orizaba," she had also reported for other news outlets such as "El Mundo de Orizaba" and "El Buen Tono." In her reports, Salazar investigated local crimes such as vehicle accidents and police duties. In addition, she often wrote about murders, often finding a connection with teenage girl victims and the drug cartel in the area. Due to her investigation of the murders of young females, she coined the term "femicida" in her writing. She was murdered and found dead on the Cuacnopalan-Tehuacan highway in Puebla, Mexico. Her death is one of many in the Veracruz region thought to be related to drug cartel violence.
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