Female creator shot died during the live streaming in Mexico: the female shocking sparkle the global indignation

According to CNN and other international stores, the digital world has been shaken May 13th AS Valeria MárquezA Mexican model and a creator of content with over 210,000 followers, was killed with a gunshots during a live streaming, his last moments broadcast live by his audience.

The horrible accident occurred around 18:00 at the beauty salon of Valeria in Zapopan, Jalisco. Filming of surveillance and the recordings of live streaming reveal that two men arrived on a motorcycle, one of whom entered the salon wearing a mask and asked directly: “Are you Valeria?”

When he confirmed his identity, the attacker The fire immediately opened. Then he fled with his accomplice on the bike, leaving behind a chaos scene that was broadcast in live streaming to unsuspecting spectators. Valeria’s social media account was canceled on May 14thBut the filming of the attack continues to circulate online.

The authorities confirmed that the murder was investigated as a femicide—The kind of gender of a woman. Investigators believe that the assassin probably did not know Valeria personally, suggesting the possibility of a killing of the contract.

The brazen nature of the attack has turned on global indignation, above all because it comes just Two days later another fatal shooting of a woman in Mexico. In Vecruz, Yesenia Lara GutiérrezA candidate for the mayor of the party in power was killed during an event of the campaign– A chilling echo of Valeria’s fate.

Mexico has fought for a long time with violence against women. Second An appointmentAbove 50,000 women were assassinated in Mexico between 2001 and 2024with Less than 5% of cases with consequent conviction. These back-to-back murders are feeding renewed requests for Justice, reforms of government security and responsibility.

While the tributes are pouring from fans and activists all over the world, the death of Valeria Márquez acts as a heartbreaking reminder of the dangers that women face, not only offline but increasingly in digital spaces intended for self-expression and connection.