Guadalajara Unrest over Water Crisis Intensifies as Presumed Infiltrators Provoke Violence
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Guadalajara unrest over water crisis intensifies as presumed infiltrators provoke violence
The protesters insisted that the perpetrators were not aligned with their demonstration, pointing out that they themselves had driven away groups of masked infiltrators and confiscated clubs and explosives from them.
Jalisco's water marches turn violent — black bloc torches Palacio de Gobierno doors
Masked agitators burned two doors of Jalisco's Palacio de Gobierno and attacked the Congress building on Oct. 18 as Guadalajara's water crisis entered its third week.
Protesters demanding clean water burned down the doors of the Government Palace and demanded the resignation of Lemus.
The disgruntled set fire to the gate of the enclosure
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In total, 10 people were reported arrested and 15 police injured Elizabeth Ibal OEM-Informex The Government Palace dawns with a burning smell and even with residues of what was the second mega march in favor of water, in which hundreds of people demanded the government of Pablo Lemus solutions. On the floor [...] The entrance Government Palace in Jalisco dawns with a burning smell, after more than 12 hours of riots (note by Elizabeth Ibal in OE…
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