Puerto Vallarta News

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Jalisco police arrest, beat and rob peaceful protesters and abandon them on the streets

During Friday's protests in Guadalajara, near the State Prosecutor's Office (FE), at least 27 illegal arrests of young people were recorded. None of the 27 were participating in violence, and some were simply walking near the protest area walking to work or home and not involved with the protests.

Of these, 10 were students from the University of Guadalajara.

"Yesterday there was a common denominator: Authorities of the Prosecutor's Office picked up the kids, beat them, robbed them and left them in abandoned places without things or phones," shared the lawyer of . . .

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