Jorge Antonio Rocha is a reporter at various esteemed publications based in Mexico City, Mexico. His reporting primarily focuses on energy and mining, government, and public policy, with a keen interest in regional and world news, particularly in North America. Jorge's work has been featured in Anadolu Agency, The Latin Times, Aztec Reports, and Entrepreneur.
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Jorge Antonio Rocha's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, violence, missing persons, and investigations in Mexico City. If you have expertise or insights into local Mexican political developments, ongoing investigations of crimes or violence in the region, or can provide valuable perspectives on missing persons cases within Mexico City specifically, your pitch is more likely to be well-received.
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By: Jorge Antonio Rocha
State government of Chihuahua under federal investigation for breaching national security
Electoral authorities announce 100% of ballots counted in first round
By: Jorge Antonio Rocha
2 Mexican activists say they are 'kidnapped,' call on world to 'rise up' against genocide
Mexican president says US has denied extraditions linked to serious crimes in Mexico
By: Jorge Antonio Rocha
'The U.S. lies and distorts the events surrounding the downing of the planes belonging to the narco-terrorist organization Brothers to the Rescue in 1996,' President Miguel Diaz-Canel says
Modernization of agreement opens door to investment, international markets, security cooperation
By: Jorge Antonio Rocha
Mexico enacts constitutional reform to overturn electoral processes affected by foreign manipulation or intervention
By: Jorge Antonio Rocha
Mexican president denounces what she describes as foreign-backed campaign against her administration
Military-led economic conglomerate in Washington's crosshairs, according to Cuban authorities
By: Jorge Antonio Rocha
National team victory takes place side-by-side with widespread protests across Mexico City on opening day of World Cup
