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18_diana.jpgDid you know:

In Ciudad Juarez and Chihuahua Mexico, over 400 women and girls have been killed or disappeared in the past thirteen years.

An alarming number of these cases remain unsolved.

Federal authorities acknowledge that 177 state officials had acted negligently. Not one of them has been brought to justice.

Incredible, but true. Don’t you agree that something should be done? The Mexican government’s lax attitude toward what is amounting to genocide is disgraceful, and is allowing more and more deaths and disappearances of young Mexican women to take place.

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Un Gran Abrazo

10:30 am By Maegan La Mala · mexico|society|Texas · Comments Off

26 Sep 2005

juarez hugThis weekend, over 14,000 people joined together to hopefully break the world record for largest hug. The hug streched from the violent city of Ciudad Juarez across the Mexican/U.S. Border into El Paso, Texas.

AP Article: “Now That’s a Big Hug”

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