“We Have Already Suffered Too Much”: March in Culiacán to Demand Peace and Security 2 Years After the Beginning of the Sinaloa Cartel War
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Thousands march in Sinaloa asking for peace after two years of violence between factions of the local cartel, which has left more than 3,000 dead.The demonstration, called by the church and businessmen, seeks that the authorities act in the face of the crisis that bleeds the region.
Martha Elena Reyes, president of Coparmex in the state, took the microphone to ask the inhabitants not to get used to violence
Ten people were killed yesterday in the Mexican State of Sinaloa, on the eve of the peace march organized in the capital Culiacán to ask for more security, after two years of war between the factions Los Chapitos and Los Mayos of the Cartel d... (ANSA)
Dressed in white, citizens march in Culiacán, from the church La Lomita to the Cathedral to demand peace and security in Sinaloa.
This Sunday, September 13, citizens of Culiacán, Sinaloa, took to the streets demanding a stop to violence after 734 days in terror.
The attendees began to walk from La Lomita after a Mass led by Bishop Jesús José Herrera Quiñónez and released dozens of white balloons into the sky. By Latinus Culiacán, Sin., September 13, 2026.- On this Sunday morning hundreds of people took to the streets to protest in the city of Culiacán, Sinaloa,... Read more →
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