Indigenous women in Guerrero: 'We were better off with Peña Nieto'
Activists say that since President López Obrador took office, women children and the sick have lost access to health and welfare services.
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Activists say that since President López Obrador took office, women children and the sick have lost access to health and welfare services.
Many countries initially saw the coronavirus as a "rich man's disease," imported by overseas travelers. It has since hit marginalized groups the hardest.
This article was originally published in Spanish by Pie de Página. Read the original version here. Migrate The blue house of the Hilario Guzmán family in Malinaltepec, Guerrero stands out, a white banner with black lettering covering the left window. “From La Montaña of Guerrero Mexico we demand justice for Victor Hilario Guzmán, deceased in Bronx, N.Y. 9/23/2029,” it reads in uppercase letters. It is the eighth day since Victorio’s burial. Returning his body in a coffin to his hometown was a journey: Victorio was hit on his electric bike on Wednesday, September 23 at 7:47 PM at the...