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“We Do Not Forget”: Ernestina Godoy Promises that It Will Not Be Repeated on October 2, 1968

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Fifty-eight years after the massacre of Tlatelolco in 1968, Ernestina Godoy promises that it will not be repeated, for “we do not forget”.

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Fifty-eight years after the massacre of Tlatelolco in 1968, Ernestina Godoy promises that it will not be repeated, for “we do not forget”.

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Fifty-eight years later, the voices of those who survived the student massacre in Tlatelolco are scattered among the buildings of the housing complex, in whose departments inhabit generations that arrived later and that, to say the first residents, maintain an increasingly distant relationship with the memory of October 2, 1968.

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( J Newman) If those who today govern the country and this city are those q on October 2, 68 were the victims of that arbitrary, repressive and bloody event that occurred in the Plaza de las Culturas of Tlatelolco, the 58 commemoration of that should have the double character of a sad memory [...] The entry How to Explain .....? appears first in Political Index News Mexico, Opinion, International.

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Behind the figures and historical documents were people: students, workers, teachers, families and citizens who came to a square that afternoon and ended up trapped in one of the most painful episodes in Mexican history.The entry 58 years after the tragedy of Tlatelolco, what happened that October 2nd? was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.

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In Mexico City on October 2, 1968 the square of Three Culture is covered by hundreds of deaths: they are almost all students. To order a fierce shooting was the ...

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58 years after the massacre in Tlatelolco, Mexico commemorates October 2 with a question that the historical records still do not answer precisely: how many people died in the repression against the student movement of 1968. The National Institute of Historical Studies of the Revolutions of Mexico (INEHRM) describes the violent dissolution of the rally in the Plaza de las Tres Culturas with an “indeterminate number of deaths”. Uncertainty about …

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