BREAKING: Feminist protest in Cancun, Mexico, turns violent as police shoots the protesters

Violence and TraumaBREAKING: Feminist protest in Cancun, Mexico, turns violent as police shoots the protesters

Posted November 10, 2020 by EternaEspiral in FeministEvents

The feminist protest that was looking to get justice for violentnly murdered 20 year old woman Bianca Alejandrina Lorenzana Alvarado, “Alexis”, turned violent when the protesters tried breaking into the Municipal Palace of very touristy Cancun, Mexico. Fire was set to the installations and soon after Municipal Police started shooting the protestors, who were mostly women.

At least 8 people with gunshot wounds, among them a female journalist.

Links with videos, pictures:

(in spanish, use translator)

La Jornada

Aristegui Noticias

Twitter hashtags you can check

#JusticiaParaAlexis

#CancunFeminicida

#Cancun

Please share and RT if you can!

Alexis, a vendor of electronics, disappeared last friday (November 7th) while delivering a package to a client. Her mother told the authorities to no avail and family members and friends were looking for her.

Her body was found dismembered yesterday inside trash bags on the street.

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"In Texas, male life is sacred. I will always do everything in my power to protect the unborn, defend our state’s pro-life laws, and work to ensure that unlicensed individuals endangering the lives of women by performing illegal abortions are fully prosecuted," Licensed individuals endangering the lives of women by following my laws to the letter can let women die.

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Posted November 10, 2020 by EternaEspiral

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