I can not do stupid
Yesterday while tweeting , a message appeared Xochitl Gálvez (a woman who should be the future president of this country), referring two indigenous women imprisoned unjustly which is serving a sentence of 21 years, talking with her message was the idea of \u200b\u200bcreating a group on Twitter and Facebook to raise awareness of this atrocity so that gave me the task of further research on the subject (as well say the classics).
Alberta and Teresa are two Indian women who have served as scapegoats to quench thirst Revenge of 6 staff of the AFI, which intended to humiliate, intimidate and extort merchants tianguis Mezquititlán Santiago, in the state of Querétaro.
They are accused of kidnapping and possession of 400 grams of cocaine, as federal Judge Rodolfo Estrada Longi imposed a sentence of 21 years in prison and a fine of ninety thousand dollars. Both
Miguel Angel Granados Chapa and Sergio Sarmiento of Reforma columnists that although sometimes disagree with them are worthy of my trust, listed a series of injustices and irregularities in the process.
Last year I was about eight months in prison, the reasons that led me to attempt to commit a crime, and the outcome of this "fling" will publish shortly in a book (The best versus "would" is the "Ya no way") I wrote during that time, so I know the hell that means being in prison, is suffering I wish that some "characters" (eg martial Masiel and accessories that overlapped, kidnappers and maybe a politician) but otherwise would not want any person of good will have to go through it.
Imagine two women who carry input to the tragedy of being poor in Mexico, who are victims of an unjust socioeconomic system (divine injustice) and rulers just looking infamous enrichment regardless of the suffering of "the governed" I find it grotesque, but if we add that these women have been unjustly imprisoned, who have already spent more than 3 years locked up and glimpsed another 18 years in prison is something with which I can not do stupid. The prison is one of the worst hell that humans can be exposed, I can not allow someone to go through this without having committed any crime and stay still and do nothing.
It is for this that I decided to devote as much as possible of my time and effort to make this injustice comes to light, and both Alberta and Teresa achieve their freedom as soon as possible. My
idea is to make a series of reports and upload to the Internet, both as to the youtube page Facebook group "For the freedom of Teresa and Alberta (http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=175 #! / group.php? gid = 386334476100), for this is known in Mexico and the world and presented to those responsible for this atrocity. Any support for the dissemination of this outrage is welcome and needed. And as my grandmother would say "God (in which I do not think) we confessed mijito grip."
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