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Thousands of women protest over Ingrid femicide
February 14th, 2019
Thousands of women from all over the country, launched on Friday to the public squares, parks, and streets of Mexico to protest the increase in femicide, impunity, and revictimization of Ingrid Escamilla. Many photos of his murder were published without any blush by means such as Metro, Grupo Reforma, and La Prensa, as well as other digital media.
The day of protests against Ingrid femicide and the inhuman treatment of this terrible crime in various media, frequently from very early in various states of the country, where the disagreement was growing and resonated until Mexico City, where it was recorded the largest number of mobilizations.
In the capital of the country, feminist groups stormed the center of the city, where they had strong protests and marches for the aggression of the media against Ingrid Escamilla, in violating all the protocols for the protection of crime victims.
On the day, feminist groups vandalized cars, and urban equipment confronted the authorities and confronted the large groups of policemen, who were arranged around various media, such as La Prensa of the Mexican Editorial Organization ( OEM), a mass media of red note, which published the photos of the lying and torn body of Ingrid Escamilla, thereby violating laws to protect victims of crime.
There were also demonstrations outside the Reformation (which edits the “METRO” red note medium), also responsible for publishing the referred photos. In the morning, feminist groups confronted President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, for the lack of forceful and effective responses against the femicide that is purging women in Mexico, this during the morning conference of this day.
In the center of Mexico City, the women threw charged at the police that were located around the building of the newspaper La Prensa, which also this Friday published a vague and imprecise editorial, trying to justify the publication of the photos from Ingrid.
The day extended to other states of the country such as Colima, Chiapas, Yucatán, San Luis Potosí, Monterrey, Tamaulipas, Quintana Roo, Baja California and Hidalgo.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
Thousands of women from all over the country, launched on Friday to the public squares, parks, and streets of Mexico to protest the increase in femicide, impunity, and revictimization of Ingrid Escamilla. Many photos of his murder were published without any blush by means such as Metro, Grupo Reforma, and La Prensa, as well as other digital media.
The day of protests against Ingrid femicide and the inhuman treatment of this terrible crime in various media, frequently from very early in various states of the country, where the disagreement was growing and resonated until Mexico City, where it was recorded the largest number of mobilizations.
In the capital of the country, feminist groups stormed the center of the city, where they had strong protests and marches for the aggression of the media against Ingrid Escamilla, in violating all the protocols for the protection of crime victims.
On the day, feminist groups vandalized cars, and urban equipment confronted the authorities and confronted the large groups of policemen, who were arranged around various media, such as La Prensa of the Mexican Editorial Organization ( OEM), a mass media of red note, which published the photos of the lying and torn body of Ingrid Escamilla, thereby violating laws to protect victims of crime.
There were also demonstrations outside the Reformation (which edits the “METRO” red note medium), also responsible for publishing the referred photos. In the morning, feminist groups confronted President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, for the lack of forceful and effective responses against the femicide that is purging women in Mexico, this during the morning conference of this day.
In the center of Mexico City, the women threw charged at the police that were located around the building of the newspaper La Prensa, which also this Friday published a vague and imprecise editorial, trying to justify the publication of the photos from Ingrid.
The day extended to other states of the country such as Colima, Chiapas, Yucatán, San Luis Potosí, Monterrey, Tamaulipas, Quintana Roo, Baja California and Hidalgo.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
