Some Detainees Released After Water Protest in Guadalajara; Collectives Demand Transparency
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The protest over the quality and supply of water in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Zone ended with 39 detainees, 28 police officers and 31 civilians injured, according to the Government of Jalisco, while relatives and groups reported that 52 people were detained during the mobilization. Civil organizations and universities also reported alleged arbitrary detentions, incommunicado detentions and police repression, as well as the lack of information…
Family members and civil organizations reported arbitrary detentions and requested information on the legal status of detainees.
Guadalajara (Mexico).- A demonstration for contaminated water in Guadalajara (west of Mexico) has ended this Sunday with at least nine people arrested, four with unknown whereabouts and dozens injured, including representatives of the press. Since last March, at least 320 colonies in Guadalajara’s conurbated area receive contaminated water in their homes and [...] The entrance Nine detainees and dozens of injured in a demonstration for contamina…
The release of some of the people arrested during the demonstration for the water crisis began at around 22:00 hours.
The Government of Jalisco reported that 39 people were arrested, 31 civilians required medical attention and 28 police officers were injured.
UdeG and ITESO have already spoken out for the release of members of their community during the demonstration
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