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Mexico Marches Against Drug Violence: Will Their Protests Be Heard?

Conflict & Justice

Thousands of Mexicans have gathered for a 900-mile march, protesting the drug cartels and violence that has gripped the country. Mexican poet Javier Sicilia, whose son was killed by members of the Mexican drug cartel two months ago, is leading the march.

Marching to End Drug Violence in Mexico

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