Lucio R Borderland Beat With Chivis
#49
It was a horrific series
of events on September 26 and 27 of 2014, that the world came to know the Ayotzinapa
Normalistas, those students in rural colleges becoming teachers. The label #43 was quickly attached to the 43
students who remain unaccounted for, but there were 49 (some accounts say 50)
who were also a part of the mayhem in Iguala Guerrero. They have become the forgotten ones. The
press are not publishing their stories, and highlighting the grief of their
families, who in some aspects, at a greater degree, are hounded by revulsion of terror of the
night from hell.
There were 3 other
normalistas killed that night, and three others, a bus driver, a lady in a
taxi, and a 15 year old soccer player shot and killed as his team bus came
under attack.
Of all the victims, of
what is known, no one suffered more in the minutes before his death than Julio
Mondragon.
He was beaten so badly
his skull sustained multiple fractures, his internal bleeding included his
brain, and his face was flayed.
The Los Angeles,
California native, born and raised in L.A., decided to return to his mother’s
homeland. He quickly fell in love,
married, became a father and set his sights on helping his indigenous community
by becoming a teacher.
I found this article
while searching the internet for a story that is different, hats off to “El
Daily Post” for this post.
On the first
anniversary of the Iguala massacre paying respects and acknowledgement to :
#44 Julio Mondragon,
#45 Daniel Solís, #46 Julio César Ramírez, (normalistas killed on September 26th)
#47 Victor Manuel Lugo Ortiz bus driver, #48 Blanca Montiel, and soccer player
#49 David José García Evangelista. (Lucio)
Below is the article.by Maria Verza of AP.
Below is the article.by Maria Verza of AP.
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| Screen shot of Julio's face book page |
