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Military Corridos Emerge in Mexico Amidst Narco-Music Controversy
MEXICO CITY -- At a Mexican military installation, Captain Eduardo Barrón tr...
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News FlashMeet the Mexican soldier trying to revamp a musical genre accused of glorifying cartelsMilitary Corridos Emerge in Mexico Amidst Narco-Music Controversy MEXICO CITY — At a Mexican military installation, Captain Eduardo Barrón trades his rifle for a microphone to perform, backed by a dozen uniformed soldiers wielding trumpets and accordions. Barrón is part of a movement creating military corridos, a style of Mexican music aimed at countering the […]
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New translation up on @igd_news of a powerful collective letter responding to the discovery of an extermination camp in Teuchitlán, Jalisco:

"We have seen how the blood that runs through the country and the bones that are hidden under the earth multiply due to a violence – both state and non-state – that does not cease. Meanwhile, the criminal structures inside and outside of the State are strengthened, under the cover of a politics of silence and structural, systemic, and routine impunity that only justifies more war, more death, and more pain."

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It's Going Down · Because all of Mexico is TeuchitlánThe following collective letter comes in response to the discovery in early March by searching families of a forced recruitment and extermination camp in Teuchitlán, Jalisco, near Guadalajara. It was translated by Scott Campbell. To those who are not indifferent to the war: The discovery of the exploitation, torture, and extermination camp in Teuchitlán, Jalisco,...
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