US EditionDemanding a Stop to Violence in Tapachula, Chiapas
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At least 100 inhabitants, including migrants, marched for peace in this city, asking the municipal authority, headed by the Black Mayor, Yamil Melgar Aranda, to stop the violence. The silent walk, on which some prayed, left the city center to the Bicentennial Park. One of the women members of the contingent said: "We want hope to come to the city and ask the authorities to do whatever they can to ensure security." "We come to this procession mar…
On the morning of Saturday, June 28, dozens of Catholic faithful marched peacefully in what they called a “procession for peace,” as reported by the Diocese of Tapachula. Feligres announced that the march took place from the San Agustín Church in the Miguel Hidalgo Central Park to the Cathedral of San Marcos, with the purpose of demanding justice by Father Marcelo, who was murdered in San Cristóbal de las Casas.
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