‘We Want Water, Not Poison’ - Guadalajara Protests End in Fires and Vandalism
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On Sunday, October 18, the doors to the Congress of the State of Jalisco were set on fire during a day of citizen protests, these demonstrations took place in a context of dissatisfaction with the poor quality of the drinking water that reaches the metropolitan area of Guadalajara and the violent action by [...] The Incendian entrance door of the Congress of the State of Jalisco during protest was first published in Contigo Puebla.
The second march for clean water in Guadalajara ends in vandalism, to whom does it suit? More than 10,000 people gathered in the Revolution Park to demonstrate and demand clean water in the homes of the metropolitan area of Guadalajara, but from its origin the call was stained by the presence of a large [...] The article Second march for clean water in Guadalajara ends in vandalism, to whom does it suit? appeared first in: 88.9 News.
Peaceful protesters confronted hooded groups that distorted the mobilization. Ambushed subjects caused fires and severe material damage to the three branches of government. State police retracted their presence in the streets after questioning for previous abuses.
Demonstration in Guadalajara for water quality causes closures and damage to commercial premises.
Thousands marched in Guadalajara to demand clean water. The protest ended with damage and fire in Palacio de Gobierno and the Jalisco Congress.
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