A judge in Campeche has imposed official censorship on journalist Jorge Luis González Valdez and the newspaper Tribuna, prohibiting them from mentioning Governor Layda Sansores in any capacity. The court order requires that all content related to Sansores be reviewed by a judicial censor before publication. González was previously detained by the Campeche State Police while defending a driver affiliated with his wife's company, with authorities citing alleged offenses against authority. The journalist has described the measures as extreme and violative of his rights, noting restrictions on giving interviews, making comments, or attending conferences without prior authorization. Governor Sansores has demanded that González exercise caution in his publications and statements. The Alianza de Medios México has called for stronger protections to ensure journalists can report without facing reprisals. This development raises concerns about press freedom and censorship in Campeche.