Thousands demand end to violence in Mexican cartel hotspot
"That's the tragedy Sinaloa is experiencing," Esquer, who is a leader in the centre-left opposition party Movimiento Ciudadano, said. The event started with a Mass in which the bishop of Culiacán called on members of the warring groups to put an end to their violence."Stop, look at what's happening, look at the affected families, look at the young people and at our city. No amount of power, of money, territory or ambition is worth more than a human life," he said.
- ▪"That's the tragedy Sinaloa is experiencing," Esquer, who is a leader in the centre-left opposition party Movimiento Ciudadano, said.
- ▪The event started with a Mass in which the bishop of Culiacán called on members of the warring groups to put an end to their violence."Stop, look at what's happening, look at the affected families, look at the young people and at our city.
- ▪No amount of power, of money, territory or ambition is worth more than a human life," he said.
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Thousands demand end to violence in Mexican cartel hotspot Image source, Ivan Medina EPA/ShutterstockImage caption, Relatives of people who have been reported missing joined in the marchByVanessa BuschschlüterLatin America online editorPublished17 minutes agoThousands of people have taken to the streets of Culiacán to demand an end to the violence that has wracked the north Mexico city. The state of Sinaloa has seen the number of murders and disappearances skyrocket since two factions of the Sinaloa cartel started a bloody war two years ago.Residents dressed in white held up posters of missing loved and signs reading "We don't want fear, we want peace" at the protest on Sunday.More than three million people live in Sinaloa and many say that the war between the two rival factions - known…
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