Quartiere Belleville Ouaga

SAN JUAN COPALA were ambushed.

 
 
 dead are two of them wounded. 
 
 
 
 Municipality of San Juan Copala. Indigenous Triqui 
 ..- Headed community of Llano Juárez in the Triqui were ambushed and killed two announcers 
 Community Radio the Municipality of San Juan 
 Copala, * "* * The voice that breaks the silence" * while unofficial 
 so we know that a child died and there are more people injured. 
 
 This was reported by the Centre for Community Support United 
 "CACTUS" who made it known that the young announcers 
 community who were killed in that ambush, responded to 
 names of Felicitas Martínez Sánchez and Teresa Bautista Merino from 
 sixteen and eighteen. 
 
 According to information obtained by the Civil Association 
 the ambush was the edge of the two in the afternoon when members of the Community Radio 
 conducting activities of the radio, "do not know exactly if they were going or coming 
" we do know is that they came to an afternoon of 
 San Juan Copala and to press time had no more information, 
 the bodies of the announcers are in Putla 
 Guerrero and members of the autonomous municipality applying for transfer to 
 Juxtlahuaca. 
 
 The members of CACTUS AC condemned this and demanded that the 
 relevant authorities to investigate and punish those responsible for this underhanded 
 crime against young girls that all they did was 
 community work of indigenous communications. 
 
 is worth mentioning that this radio station became operational on January 20 
 to mark the first anniversary of the autonomous municipality of Copala and 
 9 and 10 of this state would participate in the meeting to defend the rights of peoples 
 Oaxaca , in which "The Voice that Breaks the Silence" 
 coordinate the working group on Community Radio, because, 
 stressed-developed this work by serving a community "and were treacherously killed 
 today." Finally 
 
 CACTUS members stated that this fact comes to 
 add to the insecurity in the state and 
 repression by the state against community radio exercising their right to 
 communication, stipulated in the agreement 
 169 of the International Labour Organization (ILO). 
 
 
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