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(Español) Agentes del INM desaparecen a joven de 18 años en Chiapas
El 7 de mayo de 2016, Maximiliano Gordillo Martínez, originario de la comunidad Tzinil, municipio de Socoltenango, Chiapas, se dirigía a Playa del Carmen en busca de trabajo. En el trayecto, entre las 9:30 y 10:30 pm, el transporte llegó a un puesto de revisión migratoria, probablemente en el estado de Tabasco. Agentes de migración bajaron a seis o siete personas que no llevaban credencial de elector, entre ellos a Maximiliano. Este último presentó acta de nacimiento y CURP, pero los agentes lo acusaron de presentar documentos falsos. Desde entonces, no se le volvió a ver.
Familiares y organiaciones de defensa a los derechos de los migrantes han agotado todas las vías para obtener información del Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM), que insiste que Maximiliano no se encuentra en el sistema nacional del INM y se ha rehusado a colaborar en su búsqueda.
A seguir, la denuncia y llamado de acción urgente de Voces Mesoamericanas, el Centro de Derechos Humanos Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas (Frayba) y La 72 Hogar Refugio para Personas Migrantes.
Joint communiqué by the CNI and EZLN on the agression to the community of Álvaro Obregón, Oaxaca
Foto: Argelaga
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS CONGRESS
ZAPATISTA ARMY FOR NATIONAL LIBERATION
To the media
To the solidarity organizations
To the Human Rights organizations
To the dignified Binizza community of Álvaro Obregón, Juchitán, Oaxaca
Sisters and Brothers
Our peoples, tribes, communities, organizations, and neighborhoods see with rage and indignation how the bad government boasts its total lack of shame, through its political parties of every color, as it continues to attack our peoples and its political parties continue trying to divide our communities. Our voice will not tire of denouncing and shouting, Enough!
On May 14, brutally and shamelessly, the police and bodyguards of the PAN-PRD candidate Gloria Sánchez López dared to aim their murderous weapons at the dignified community of Álvaro Obregón, Juchitán, injuring the six compañeros who were in an assembly, defending their physical and political territory from deadly wind energy projects, whose “clean” energy is filthy with blood, corruption, and death. The candidates from all of the political parties—who even though they are only candidates feel they can already benefit from the impunity they are granted for belonging to the band of criminals badly governing the state of Oaxaca and the country—believe that with bullets they will manage to change the conscience and kill the dignity of the Binizza people.
