An art installation recalls the 43 students disappeared in 2014 in Ayotzinapa, Guerrero, Mexico. Hundreds of activists converged in Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora (Mexico) to take part in the School of the Americas Watch Border Encuentro October 7-10. Among other issues, demonstrators denounced U.S. military and economic policy in Latin America, as well as the militarization of the border and the treatment of migrants.
A graffiti on a payphone evokes the 43 students disappeared in Ayotzinapa, Guerrero, Mexico in 2014. Hundreds of activists converged in Arizona and Nogales, Sonora (Mexico) to take part in the School of the Americas Watch Border Encuentro. Among other issues, demonstrators denounced U.S. military and economic intervention in the Americas, as well as the militarization of the border and the criminalization of migration.
MARTIN BATES of the Northern Colorado Veterans for Peace Chapter 178 holds a flag in front of the U.S./Mexico border wall. Hundreds of activists converged in Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Sonora (Mexico) to take part in the School of the Americas Watch Border Encuentro October 7-10. Among other issues, demonstrators denounced U.S. military and economic policy in Latin America, as well as the militarization of the border and the treatment of migrants.
