MEMBERS OF THE MARCH TO END VIOLENCE ORDER
* We can not endorse more murders, convicted. Friday, May 6, 2011
The mobilization of the Angel of Independence to the Zocalo was the framework to launch an appeal to the inhabitants of the capital and the rest of the country, to form a broad front citizen who is the one who takes the reins and decisions of the nation and not politicians.
"The motherland is stained with blood, now I have to defend this country, we must lose our fear of the safety problem, it is time that all citizens begin to take to the street defend this nation, this country is criminals, not political class, let alone people who have failed government policies on national security, "said Eli Homero Aguilar, a member of the AMOS and coordinator march.
social leader said a change in the way of dealing with insecurity and justice for the thousands of dead left by the war on drugs are two claims that must be supported by all citizens.
Homero Aguilar Eli explained that the movement also aimed to Mexico require that respects national sovereignty and take action to counteract the ravages of organized crime throughout the population, and we can not endorse most murders of any Mexican.
"This march is the solidarity of all the victims of this country killed by the crime and bad policies of the Federal Government, Municipal and State."
Meanwhile, Rosario Hernández Aldaco Union of Popular Organizations Independent Left (UNOPII), said at the Zocalo in the city that it is time organized, it is not enough local projects because sooner or later reach businesses, police and governments to try to thwart what was painstakingly built from below.
"It's time to package it again, it's time to reorganize to stop violence and war, it's time to boycott the masters of money, it is urgent to build autonomous, it is time fight and raise our voices and say STOP THE VIOLENCE AGAINST THE PEOPLE, "he said.
left in the mobilization of the Angel of Independence and found its way to the plate of Capital Square, attended by around 4 000 people for the 80 groups that make up the AMOS.
was reported in 16 states and in cities like Monterrey, Saltillo, Tepic, Guadalajara, Mexicali, Puebla, San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chilpancingo, Iguala, Oaxaca and Guanajuato, including marches were held similar.
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