Chumel Torres, 'Mexico's Jon Stewart,' Reboots the News on YouTube
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April 19, 2015
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During decades of one-party rule in Mexico, criticizing the government on TV was taboo. 15 years after politics opened up in the country, political satire has a new champion online.

Inspired by his hero Jon Stewart, Chumel Torres is making up for lost time with his satirical YouTube channel Pulse of the Republic, which is watched by more than a million subscribers.

But in a country where a violent drug war makes journalism a high-risk job, there are subjects even he won't touch.

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