been killed and four are reported missing. In addition, Mexico is widely regarded as one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists and among the ones with the highest levels of unsolved crimes against the press. Since 2000, nearly 100 media workers have been killed or remain disappeared. Reactions In an interview with press freedom organization Article 19, El Buen Tono director Miguel Ángel Contreras said that "everything indicates that [the murder of Rojas] ... was related to some article we had published days earlier that had linked the director of the municipal police of Cosolapa with a ring of gas thieves." He stated in another interview that El Buen Tono had increased its security for its crew but had no intentions of discontinuing their reporting, stating that the death of Rojas had inspired him and others within the daily to "work harder and continue to inform." Inter American Press Association (SIP) and Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) condemned the murder and called for authorities to properly investigate the case and find the suspect responsible for the killing. Article 19 asked for Mexican authorities to not rule out the possibility that the murder was carried out due to his profession as a journalist, and to provide safety for Rojas's family members. See also List of journalists killed in Mexico List of unsolved murders Mexican Drug War References 2014 murders in Mexico Assassinated Mexican journalists August 2014 crimes in North America August 2014 events in Mexico Journalists killed in the Mexican Drug War Male murder victims Mexican murder victims Unsolved murders in Mexico