Woman killed and skinned; Mexico is up in arms | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
What #Pobrezafilia Means for Mexico - The Morning News
Ingrid Escamilla murder: Mexican paper sparks outrage over pictures of mutilated body | World News | Sky News
Outraged Mexicans flood social media with beautiful images to drown out photos of murdered woman | CTV News
Man allegedly skinned and dismembered young lover, flushed body parts down Mexican toilet | 7NEWS
Femicides in Mexico: Impunity and Protests | Center for Strategic and International Studies
Long before 'Roma's' Yalitza Aparicio, Mexican TV and cinema often parodied indigenous people - Los Angeles Times
Mexican Women Stay Home To Protest Femicides In 'A Day Without Us' : NPR
Man, 46, 'stabbed, skinned and dismembered wife, 25, before flushing her organs down toilet' | Daily Mail Online
Mexican TV network faces backlash for 'brownface' parody of 'Roma' star Yalitza Aparicio
The atrocious femicide of Ingrid Escamilla sparks outrage in Mexico
Young woman brutally killed and skinned in Mexico
Abril Pérez Sagaón: Shooting sparks feminist outcry in Mexico - BBC News
Men can do anything they want to women in Honduras': Inside one of the most dangerous places on Earth to be a woman - ABC News
Ingrid Escamilla: Outrage after newspaper publishes images of murder victim's body on front page
Mexico: 'You kill a woman here and nothing happens' | Financial Times
The Grisly Deaths of a Woman and a Girl Shock Mexico and Test Its President - The New York Times
Ingrid Escamilla murder: Mexico outraged over brutal stabbing - BBC News
Too Mexican, or Not Enough | KQED
Ingrid Escamilla, 25, was murdered and skinned in Mexico. Then newspapers published photos of the body - CNN
Published pictures of young woman's gruesome murder in Mexico stir outrage
Outrage in Mexico as papers publish pic of Ingrid Escamilla's 'skinned' body after she was stabbed to death by 'husband'
A woman was killed and skinned. Now Mexico is up in arms. - The Washington Post
Leaked photos of woman's murder by partner with 'It was cupid's fault' headline spark outrage in Mexico | The Independent | The Independent
Female protesters fling red paint at Mexico's presidential palace and call for end of 'femicide' | Daily Mail Online
