Overview
- UNAM’s FES Aragón presented a posthumous Communication and Journalism degree to the parents of photojournalist Citlali Berenice Giles Rivera.
- Her family launched the ‘Iniciativa Berenice Giles Rivera,’ proposing legal training in journalism curricula, a campus legal-aid unit staffed by law students, and courses that could be replicated across universities.
- Mexico City prosecutors have formally imputed OCESA and Protección Privada Lobo over the 2025 crane collapse that killed Giles and fellow photojournalist Miguel Ángel.
- The Juzgado Cuarto de Distrito denied an amparo sought by the two companies to avoid being imputed, a ruling reported ahead of an initial hearing that ultimately did not proceed on March 6.
- The family’s legal team says the Ministerio Público sought to exclude the companies and to fragment the case, a move they argue would dilute accountability.