Pegasus in Mexico
Mexico has been the subject of extensive Pegasus investigations, including journalists, human rights defenders, health advocates, and investigators of the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students. Multiple forensic examinations have confirmed infections.
- 01Status: Forensically confirmed infections
- 02First documented: 2016
- 03Most recent: 2022
- 04Researchers: Citizen Lab, R3D, Amnesty International
- 05Target categories: journalist, activist, human rights defender, health advocate, lawyer
Summary
Mexico has been the subject of extensive Pegasus investigations, including journalists, human rights defenders, health advocates, and investigators of the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students. Multiple forensic examinations have confirmed infections.
Target Categories
- journalist
- activist
- human rights defender
- health advocate
- lawyer
Researchers
Citizen Lab, R3D, Amnesty International
“Mexico is a confirmed Pegasus customer.”
Mexico has been the subject of extensive Pegasus investigations, including journalists, human rights defenders, health advocates, and investigators of the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students. Multiple forensic examinations have confirmed infections.
Government Response
Mexican authorities have faced scrutiny over procurement and use; some officials have denied improper use.
