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Mexico:

Oaxaca de Jua'rez, Oaxaca. Saturday, March 24, 2007

2:50 a.m.

Denunciation:

• 4 anarkopunk comrades arrested and beaten*

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At midnight on Friday, March 23, four anarkopunk comrades were arbitrarily arrested in a neighborhood on the outskirts of the city of Oaxaca.

After having been beaten, the editor of the anarkopunk fanzine /Pensares y Sentires/ was able to escape. The comrade had participated two days earlier in a hunger strike outside the Attorney General's office in Oaxaca to demand punishment for the killers of so many of our comrades and justice for the Indymedia journalist Brad Will. After escaping, he informed us of the following chain of events.

The comrades were walking along the street in an outlying neighborhood of the city of Oaxaca when they were attacked by approximately 5 policemen dressed in black from the suburb of Santa Luci'a del Camino. The police brutally arrested 4 of the 5 comrades who were headed towards the house where they were staying. During the arrest, the police shot their guns into the air several times.

It's especially important to note that the official forensic doctor made no mention of the bruises and wounds on the bodies of the comrades who were arrested and jailed in Santa Luci'a.

The person who escaped had just gotten back from visiting the anarchist prisoners Oscar Santamari'a and Sacramento Cano, held at the CERESO de Miahuatla'n de Porfirio Di'az.

One of the arrested comrades participates in the Somos Resistencia collective and another is part of the Anarkalactica communications network.

In a classic case of repression, the charges invented included creating a public disturbance and damage done to a police motorcycle and truck. Not satisfied with the brutality that all the comrades were subjected to, officials fined them and charged them for the alleged damages.

At approximately 1:30 a.m. they were released.

We denounce these attacks, which are part of the increasing repression experienced in this state that does violence mainly to the youth and anyone else who protests against the abuse and injustice that prevails.

THERE IS NO PEACE in Oaxaca. What does exist is low intensity warfare that arouses indignation among the people of Oaxaca. The news disinformation media hide the mediocrity of all the major institutions and the constant brutality of the police forces against the Oaxacan people, who continue to resist together with other peoples of the world. There is no tranquility in Oaxaca, no accords, no conciliation––only resistance and repression.

• /STOP THE REPRESSION!/*

• /DISSOLVE ALL REPRESSIVE FORCES!/*

• /TEAR DOWN ALL PRISON WALLS!/*

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