Héctor de Mauleón

Héctor de Mauleón

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Héctor de Mauleón is a prominent Mexican journalist and columnist known for his incisive commentary on issues of crime, politics, and social justice in Mexico. He has been a vocal critic of government responses to the ongoing crisis of disappearances and violence associated with organized crime. In his writings, he often sheds light on the alarming statistics of clandestine graves found in the country, reflecting on the broader implications of state complicity and the tragic stories of families affected by the violence. Mauleón's work seeks to bring attention to the urgent need for action and reform in addressing the humanitarian crisis facing many Mexican communities.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.02%
Persistence
4 wks
Reach
3,238,741
Power
30,144$
Sentiment
5.33
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Mexico 15 5.33 1.79% +40% 128,932,753 3,238,741 $1,200,000 30,144$
Totals 15 128,932,753 3,238,741 $1,200,000 30,144$
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Recent Mentions

Mexico Mexico: Héctor de Mauleón is the journalist who disseminated the audios in his column for EL UNIVERSAL. 5

El Universal: “Las conversaciones que se han difundido ocurrieron durante 2025"

Mexico Mexico: Héctor de Mauleón is noted for publishing audios that expose a governor's suspicious links. 5

El Universal: El lodo los alcanzará, escribe Rosario Robles

Mexico Mexico: Héctor De Mauleón writes about Marina del Pilar's situation and her discussions with the FBI. 5

El Universal: Marina del Pilar pensaba en reunirse con el FBI en Panamá, escribe Héctor De Mauleón