On 13 September, thousands of Mexicans braved fear to protest in the streets of Culiacán against the extreme violence caused by the war between rival factions of the Sinaloa cartel, which killed nearly 4,000 people in two years. Formerly vibrant, the state capital has become a suffering and diminished city where people are confined, says this rostrum published in the conservative daily "Excelsior".
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On 13 September, thousands of Mexicans braved fear to protest in the streets of Culiacán against the extreme violence caused by the war between rival factions of the Sinaloa cartel, which killed nearly 4,000 people in two years. Formerly vibrant, the state capital has become a suffering and diminished city where people are confined, says this rostrum published in the conservative daily "Excelsior".