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MARCH FOR PEACE ... "WE ARE UP TO THE MOTHER"

MARCH FOR PEACE ... "WE ARE TO MOTHER
by: Guadalupe Franco.

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on Wednesday afternoon about eight thousand people gathered in the streets of the Historical Center to participate in the March for Peace ", to demand a change in strategy to combat organized crime and to protest violence has generated thousands of deaths as a result of a "war misdeeds." In which civilians have been killed outside it, as is the case of John Francis, son of the poet Javier Sicilia, which occurred on March 28, in Morelos.

The demonstration began at the Palace of Fine Arts was led by organizations like the Mexican Electricians Union, the National Union of Education Workers and Peasant Torch, as well as students from several universities and high schools.

Throughout the tour, which lasted about an hour, groups of people from various parts of the capital carrying cardboard, blankets, shirts and other forms of expression the slogan "We're up to the mother. Not one more. "
rushed forward with the 5 de Mayo, the demonstrators arrived at the outskirts of the Zocalo, where installed in the space of the square, and had read the letter from the poet Javier Sicilia, published in the magazine Proceso, plus some of his poems.

The march was called by Internet, named after the poet Javier Sicilia for citizens to express themselves. "No to war. We are up to the mother of impunity, corruption and blood. Enough of kidnappings. Indifference is complicity. "

Meanwhile, more than 15 cities joined the marches of reject violence as Cuernavaca, Guadalajara, Pachuca, Tlaxcala, QuerĂ©taro, CancĂșn, San Cristobal de las Casas, Morelia, Patzcuaro, Xalapa, Leon, Celaya, San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato.

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