May 10, “Nothing to Celebrate”: Mothers of the Disappeared; March to the Attorney General's Office to Demand Justice
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On May 10th, Mother's Day, "there is nothing to celebrate," "May 10th is not a day for celebration, it's a day for struggle and protest," shouted a group of mothers searching for their missing daughters as they marched from the Cuauhtémoc roundabout to the offices of the State Attorney General's Office (FGE) in the Zona Río district of Tijuana this Sunday. Among the small contingent of mothers searching for their missing daughters was Graciela, …
Today, Sunday, May 10th, mothers marched across the country for the more than 135,000 missing persons in Mexico. Carrying images of their loved ones and chanting slogans and protests, they reproached the authorities: "It's not one, it's not ten, damn government, count them properly!" In Mexico City, thousands of people—mothers, senior citizens, young people, and children from all social strata in Mexico and other countries—gathered early in the …
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