By Laura Pardo 
Mexican journalist and TV Azteca host Mónica Garza has reported receiving a death threat after conducting an investigation into the alleged connections between the musical group Los Tucanes de Tijuana and drug trafficking activities. The threat reportedly came from a member of the band following Garza’s inquiries into their possible links to organized crime.
In a recent interview, Garza disclosed that during her investigation, she uncovered information suggesting that Los Tucanes de Tijuana may have associations with drug trafficking operations. After reaching out to the band for comments, she received a threatening message warning her to cease her inquiries.
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The incident has sparked widespread concern among journalists and press freedom advocates in Mexico, a country where reporters often face significant risks when covering topics related to organized crime. Garza has filed a formal complaint with the authorities, and an investigation into the threat is currently underway.
Los Tucanes de Tijuana have not publicly responded to the allegations or the reported threat. The situation underscores the dangers faced by journalists in Mexico and the ongoing challenges to press freedom in the region.