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PARTNER IN JALISCO JUDGE THREATENS FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND THE PRESS.

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journalist and editor of the journal Contralínea, Miguel Badillo, was released around 8 pm on Friday 16 January, almost 12 hours after being arrested in Mexico City by order of a judge of Jalisco. Other reports have mentioned the role of Zeta Gas monopoly, dependence, benefited from the federal government's anti-crisis measures and that at various times has been questioned by campaign clandestinely support PAN.
The following appeared today in Mexico SDP:

"Miguel Badillo, director of the magazine Contralínea was released after having promoted an injunction against his arrest in Mexico City, for alleged contempt of a warrant from a judge of Jalisco. The journalist described his arrest as an attack on freedom of expression. According Contralínea, Badillo's arrest stems from an attack by Zeta Gas Company.

journalist and magazine editor Contralínea, Miguel Badillo, was released around 8 pm on Friday 16 January, almost 12 hours after being arrested in Mexico City by order of a judge Jalisco .
The release came after he filed an injunction in favor of the journalist. His arrest by members of the police was a bank alleged contempt to warrant drawn by the judge of Jalisco. However, according to statements Contralínea to SDP, and Badillo and the magazine were notified of this warrant, for which the arrest is illegal.
Badillo said, according to Proceso magazine, that his arrest is an attack on freedom of expression. Both
Badillo as Contralínea reporter, Ana Lilia Perez, were sued by businessman Jesús Zaragoza López Alonso, majority shareholder of Grupo Zeta Gas, following the publication of reports on corruption by Zeta Gas with Pemex. Zeta Gas problems come since 2007, when Contralínea published an interview with Zaragoza in which, for According to the magazine, talked about the case of a DEA investigation against some of their relatives to be identified by drug trafficking. In that interview, according to Contralínea, Zaragoza also revealed that Felipe Calderon has helped the company when it was Zeta Gas to Energy Secretary Vicente Fox
According Contralínea, following the interview tried to bribe Zaragoza Ana Lilia Pérez. When Perez refused, Zeta Gas Badillo and Perez sued. This led, according Contralínea to threats from Zaragoza who were reported to the magazine. The threats were added to the harassment he received the magazine by the federal government after released illegal contracts with Pemex Juan Camilo Mouriño. Badillo was sued, along with reporter Ana Lilia Perez, by businessman Jesús Alonso López Zaragoza. "