Comments on: Mexico nightclub tragedy caused by inept police and an ignored youth, says youth advocate

By: Tyrell Callison

Tyrell Callison — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 03:17:17 +0000

Graves had gone with his family Sunday morning brunch. After returning home and entered the house, one of her daughters, she began to wonder why he had come with them again at home, said publicist Sandy Brokaw.

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Osvaldo Dematos — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 00:14:14 +0000

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By: Fito Pardo

Fito Pardo — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 17:22:32 +0000

I really think, this looks like “Tlatelolco 68″ in Mexico City, is so ’68.

If you see, yesterday Mexican News and saw all the contrary things the youngsters that were on the nightclub tell the reporters that really happened and the video that got to the media was tampered and cut off, we are starting to see again repression in what media can see, this is so not liberty of expression, this nightclub thing, our goberment (Mexico’s one) tempered with the video taking off all the bad scenes the ones the bad policeman’s did something wrong to the youngsters, the interviews that Denisse Merker did in her Tuesday 24th show at 11:30 pm, she interviewed a lot of students from a near school who went to the nightclub that night and she asked a lot of them what really happened, the bad thing was that the guys tell her what really happened and definitely the video we saw did not had any of those things (like cops who fire guns, and excessive police brutality, hitting with no reason the youngsters) The students had marks on there bodies from the police brutality.