http://youtu.be/BpazIBrlL5c This video analyzes the events in San Salvador Atenco during the first days of May, 2006 and denounces the violation of the civilian population's human rights by state and federal police forces. The documentary deconstructs the mass media's operating methods, which were responsible for creating a climate of fear and an information blockade on the events in San Salvador Atenco, in the midst of an especially delicate situation: the 2006 process of presidential succession in Mexico.

So they bought the votes to win the presidency of Mexico: Managing hunger, ignorance and lack of values ??in which the system has plunged the people. http://youtu.be/wIjyDvRT6Ss
According to Mexican electoral law, giving gifts to voters is not a crime unless the gift is conditioned on a particular vote or with intent to influence the results. However, the cost of the gifts must be reported and can not exceed the limits of campaign spending. In general, these practices do not annul the elections. "

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The Skinny:

If you are seeking extensive information about the drug war on the borderland and the beat police walk everyday, you came to the right place. Follow the chaos and mayhem of the Mexican drug cartels and the law enforcement who seek to destroy them.

BEWARE
Some post may contain
strong violent material,
Discretion is advised.

http://www.borderlandbeat.com/

http://www.cnn.com/2011/09/21/world/americas/mexico-twitter-terror/index.html

y Associated Press, Updated: Wednesday, September 21, 6:39 PM

VERACRUZ, Mexico — A Mexican man and woman who had been charged with terrorism for allegedly setting off a panic by tweeting rumors about nonexistent drug cartel attacks were freed Wednesday after prosecutors dropped the charges.

Criticism of the terrorism case led the Veracruz state legislature to pass a law Tuesday creating the charge of disturbing the peace to cover the situation purportedly created by the pair.
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http://www.cnn.com/2011/09/21/world/americas/mexico-twitter-terror/index.html

Inf. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/laplaza/2011/09/twitter-mexico-veracruz-details-confusion-rumor-precedents.html?dlvrit=99665

Cracks are appearing in the case against the Twitter users in Mexico accused of terrorism for spreading rumors of an attack.

Local reports and claims suggest that the "panic" that spread over rumors of child abductions at school campuses started at least two hours before the online messages that could put a man and woman behind bars for 30 years.

The Veracruz government has not responded to the claims.

One news story said the rush started after principals began calling parents to ask them to fetch their children, contributing to the swirling confusion in a city on edge over an increase in narco-related violence. ...... http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/laplaza/2011/09/twitter-mexico-veracruz-details-confusion-rumor-precedents.html?dlvrit=99665

@AJStream if you'r favor with the free speech in the social net please give me an RT FREE SPEECH 4 THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE @l_expresionpp
http://twitter.com/#!/l_expresionpp/status/112081259269861376
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watchviedo on http://youtu.be/MSCgQOU3FyY

Mexico "Twitter terrorism" breaches civil rights: lawyer
Sep 6 2011 7:44pm EDT

By Patrick Rucker

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico has breached an international human rights charter by bringing terror charges against two social media users who wrongly reported an armed attack on a local school, a lawyer for the accused said.

The man and the woman face the threat of as much as 30 years in prison because they posted messages online and via Twitter late last month, warning that gunmen had stormed a primary school in the eastern coastal state of Veracruz.

http://www.portfolio.com/business-news/reuters/2011/09/06/mexico-twitter-terrorism-breaches-civil-rights-lawyer

Executions, shootings and beheadings. In Mexico The # Veracruz that they want to hide, according to information circulating on the blogs the surfers can find more information in Spanish following the link...

http://chingadanews.wordpress.com/2011/09/05/ejecuciones-balaceras-y-decapitados-el-veracruz-que-quiere-ocultar-javier_duarte-verfollow/

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/09/04/501364/main20101553.shtml

A former teacher turned radio commentator and a math tutor who lives with his mother sit in a prison in southern Mexico, facing possible 30-year sentences for terrorism and sabotage in what may be the most serious charges ever brought against anyone using a Twitter social network account.

Prosecutors say the defendants helped cause a chaos of car crashes and panic as parents in the Gulf Coast city of Veracruz rushed to save their children because of false reports that gunmen were attacking schools.

Gerardo Buganza, interior secretary for Veracruz state, compared the panic to that caused by Orson Welles' 1938 radio broadcast of "The War of the Worlds." But he said the fear roused by that account of a Martian invasion of New Jersey "was small compared to what happened here."

http://youtu.be/PUbTe2EIQsM

The government of Veracruz state in Mexico has jailed a man and woman on charges of terrorism and sabotage after they published rumors of an unconfirmed narco attack on a school on the social networking sites Twitter and Facebook (link in Spanish).

The arrests are sparking outcry from human rights groups and puzzling analysts over the question of whether Mexico is equipped to handle freedom-of-speech cases as they relate to the spiraling violence of the country's drug war....

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/laplaza/2011/09/twitter-tweets-veracruz-mexico-terrorism-drug-war-censorship-rumors.html

Amnesty International Mexico requests your signature to release prisoners accused of terrorism for using twitter and facebook Alecta danger in the city of Veracruz, Mexico
http://alzatuvoz.org/twitteros

Amnistía Internacional México pide tu firma para liberar Presos acusados de terrorismo por usar twitter y facebook para alectar de peligro en la ciudad de Veracruz México
http://alzatuvoz.org/twitteros

Amnesty International Mexico demande votre signature à libérer les prisonniers accusés de terrorisme pour l'utilisation de Twitter et Facebook Alecta danger dans la ville de Veracruz, au Mexique
http://alzatuvoz.org/twitteros

http://amnistia.org.mx/nuevo/2011/09/01/personas-en-riesgo-de-prision-en-mexico-tras-publicaciones-en-twitter-y-facebook/
Two people have been arrested in Veracruz, Mexico, on charges of terrorism and sabotage, after being accused of posting via Twitter and Facebook. Investigations are ongoing and so far have been denied access to a fair trial. If found guilty they could face thirty years in prison.
On 26 August, the local journalist Maria Jesus Bravo Pagola (known as Maruchi) and Gilberto Martínez Vera teacher were arrested by police at their homes in the city of Veracruz, located on the east coast of Mexico. According to state officials, both had been tracked down and arrested after rumors of possible attacks by criminal groups local schools circulate through social networks on 25 August, which resulted in parents collect their children several schools closed temporarily. The state government responsible for the panic to the rapid circulation of false information and accused Mary of Jesus and Gilberto Martínez Bravo Vera circular history Facebok Twitter and were arrested and accused of terrorism and sabotage under the Criminal Code of Veracruz .
The two detainees were transferred to Xalapa, Veracruz state capital, where they were held incommunicado for more than 60 hours. During the question were put under pressure in order that their statements, pleaded guilty to circulate false information and were not allowed access to lawyers. In his recent remarks to the judge, alleged abuse and coercion by the authorities and claimed to be completely innocent. There is apparently no evidence that the two were involved or were complicit in acts of terrorism or sabotage, but the 31 August a judge ruled there was sufficient evidence to proceed with the trial and required to be kept in custody.
In recent months there has been an increase in violence in Veracruz, as different cartels vying for control of the city. The uncertainty creates a climate of mistrust, in which rumors of social networking are part of the attempt by people to protect themselves and there is little reliable information.
Amnesty International is concerned that although the information that flows through Twitter and Facebook may not have been correct, the arrest and indictment of Bravo and Maria de Jesus Gilberto Martínez Vera on charges of terrorism and sabotage are unfair and violate their right to justice and freedom of expression. Amnesty International believes it is the responsibility of the authorities to disseminate accurate and reliable information on the measures being taken to protect the population.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Since 2007, violence linked to organized crime has reached a magnitude of nearly 40, 000 murders. The administration of President Calderon has tried to fight the drug cartels by deploying thousands of federal police and more than 50, 000 troops and navy personnel in the areas most affected. Members of the police and other security forces and local authorities are often suspected of corruption and of being in collusion with criminal groups, creating a climate of impunity and insecurity for the population in affected areas.
Veracruz has seen how they have increased levels of violence each different cartels vying for control. Across the country the violence has resulted in civilian deaths that are not involved, as well as indiscriminate killing bystanders. The increase in attacks on journalists by criminal groups has undermined security coverage, and the authorities' failure to provide timely and reliable information has encouraged the use of social networking as a means of communication to alert people alleged attacks and threats to their communities.
Amnesty International urges the authorities to write:
- Expressing concern over the arrest and indictment of Maria de Jesus Martinez and Gilberto Bravo Vera Veracruz, on charges of terror

VERACRUZ (CNNMéxico) - For broadcast messages on the Twitter social network, two people could be sentenced to 30 years in prison on charges of sabotage and terrorism in the port of Veracruz. The third court of first instance issued a detention order Gilberto Martinez Vera Maria de Jesus Bravo Pagola.
(http://mexico.cnn.com/nacional/2011/08/31/auto-de-formal-prision-por-terrorismo-a-2-usuarios-de-twitter-en-veracruz)
Users of social networks were appropriated by the local Veracruz attorney accused of "terrorism and sabotage" after they were allegedly responsible for psychosis planted last Thursday in the port and the neighboring municipality of Boca del Rio, for alleged attacks on school campuses. In addition, we investigate 15 other users.

Both citizens are prisoners in the prison of the town of Coatepec, Veracruz. The lawyer for the citizens, Fidel Ordonez told media that the defense will begin to revoke the detention order.

UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS Article 19
Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression, this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek their opinions, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers, by any means expression.

Veracruz Mexico Twitter users will be pursued with support from Interpol worldwide http://youtu.be/Hzlsf-Z1m1c #TeamFollowback

posted by estradelirius on Wed Aug 31, 2011 @ 12:44 AM     post a comment

The men could be charged as terrorists, as Veracruz state law defines terrorism as "any person using explosives, toxic substances, firearms, fire, flood or any other means to carry out attacks on persons, things or public services, in such a way that creates alarm, fear or terror in the public or any sector of it, so as to disturb the public peace or disparage the authority of the government or pressure it."

Veracruz is one of several states in eastern Mexico where the drug cartels are at war with each other; in that state, the Gulf and Zetas drug cartels are fighting for control.

http://www.examiner.com/technology-in-national/mexican-authorities-detain-three-over-terrorism-by-tweet?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

However the people of Veracruz rejects such action as an attack on freedom of expression ... and claims not to act similarly against the real criminals are what generated the terror, like his desire to hide the truth about the Mexican state of war against drug cartels.




http://chingadanews.wordpress.com/2011/08/27/ya-no-lo-para-nadie-condena-contra-censura-de-javie_duarte-da-la-vuelta-al-mundo-verfollow-veracruz/

http://www.plumaslibres.com.mx/justicia/mostrar/?id=10564

Serás de mis sueños




Serás de mis sueños la materia

Serás el hito de mis voces

Y la efigie a que recurrirán mis temores

Serás el nexo a la luz en medio de mis noches


Porque lo quise así, porque me late así.

Tu viento expande las velas de mi barco

Con las que navego en mis mares de ensueño

Palpando al sonido de la briza y de las olas

Con la q escribiré mi melodía. ?? º?º ??


Tus ojos ??son las luces q cintilan en el

Mar de la nostalgia y la alegría...


Tu efigie es el reflejo interno

De las estrellas*** de mi alma...

Apareciste de pronto y te capté.. *?


Te capté y rapté tu imagen para que mis

Deseos abogaran por la gracia de paisajes

Plasmados más allá de mis cielos


....

....Tus selvas tus parajes

Ahora son la isla donde descansaré

Una vez más hasta que las tormentas de

Mi vida me lleven a tierra firme...

Que el sol de un nuevo día ilumine

la tierra nueva que surcaran mis pies..

En medio de la tristeza
y en medio de mi camino solitario,
en la tarde grisácea y fría,
sin ningún motivo para estar feliz,

contemplo mi propia agonía
en el semblante vacío
y en el andar taciturno de la gente.

Veo mi propia muerte
en l a amargura del día que muere sin dirección precisa
y en el eco de las palabras huecas
de un amigo enfermo.

Veo fluir mi desdicha
en las sombras larguiruchas de los paseantes
y en el beso forzoso de unos enamorados
bajo la luz de una linterna en lo alto.

La vida se acorta cada segundo
y se hace interminable
el desarrollo de esta misma escena
que se repetirá una infinidad de días.

Y de pronto estás aquí
para amortizar mi pena
que brilla en una lágrima resbaladiza
sobre mi mejilla.

Te veo con una mezcla
de alegría pausada y dolor ahogado.
Vigilo con precisión la gracia
de tus movimientos y los gestos
de tu dulce rostro, y me comunicas
paz y un gozo discreto.

Tu inesperada presencia
Ilumina con fuerte brillo
esta monótona cadena de minutos
que hace tracción en una larga risa

que obligadamente tiene
en su reverso el rostro
dibujado de una lagrima resbaladiza
sobre mi mejilla;

mientras veo con una mezcla
de alegría ahogada y dolor pausado,
perderse tu magia paso a paso
entre la niebla

(en el autobús que te lleva de vuelta
a tu casa...)

THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT. EVERY TIME SOMEONE BREAKS THE JUSTICE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GxVx6Gj4XY
Who says Hell does not exist? Who created this historic nightmare # Mexico, laugh now to see how we kill each other while standing on top is foreign to the entourage of pain that drags behind his ambition. Every time a politician steals a police extort, a judge is corrupt, someone takes drugs, or buy a gun, another will pay dearly for the tears that spilled a child while it feeds your soul with infinite desire for revenge. At the end all to life to throw me will be returned