US EditionThousands of Mexicans Urgently Stop Feminicide Violence in the Country: "Not All of Us Arrived" · Global Voices
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Thousands of women, of all ages and social strata, went out to the streets of the country yesterday to demand justice for the victims of violence, femicide and disappearance, and to eradicate all forms of violence against this population sector.The marches, including that of Mexico City, took place in peace, without a single fact of violence as has happened in similar mobilizations of previous years.In the capital there were four contingents tha…
Mexico City, Nov 25 (EFE).- Thousands of Mexicans took to the streets again this International Day of the Elimination of Violence against Women to demand a halt to the attacks that every day kill on average ten women in the country, as well as justice for survivors, missing women and all victims of machista aggressions and gender inequality.Among their main demands, they highlighted the cessation of the criminalization of protest and the murders…
Thousands of women are expected to take to the streets of Mexico City on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. President Claudia Sheinbaum has called for a “peaceful” protest
On the night of Tuesday, November 25, the Zocalo de Puebla became a space of memory and protest. Several feminist groups and activists carried out a list pass for the victims of feminicide in the state, mentioning one by one the names of the women murdered in what is going on in 2025. Among them, they recalled Genesis, the 10 year old girl murdered in Cuautlancingo, as well as unidentified victims, for whom the word “unknown” was pronounced in r…
Protesters pointed out that the shielding of the buildings responded to the fear of the authorities, when what they demand is to stop feminicide violence.
On social networks, a call for mobilization was circulated last year, which led to confusion. La entrada Armlan Palacio de Gobierno in the face of possible protests; this year there was no march for 25N was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
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