The killings have sparked massive protests by journalists around Mexico.
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: Monitor Michoacán journalist Roberto Toledo was shot by three armed men in the city of Zitácuaro outside a law firm and he died of his wounds in the hospital, AP reports. His killing came eight days after the murder of Lourdes Maldonado triggered massive protests by journalists around Mexico and outrage across the world,: The Committee to Protect Journalists notes there's been a sharp uptick in journalist killings in Mexico over the past few years.Since 1992, 60 journalists have been
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