Let crickets eat squirrels by Emilio Espejel
Organized crime attacks women and children in Guerrero, Mexico.Indigenous Nahuas denounce that the criminal group "Los Ardillos" has begun to carry out armed attacks against women, children, doctors, and teachers, that is why the schools remain abandoned and the children without classes. Homicides, kidnappings, and shootings keep the Alcozacán and Tula communities isolated.
Emilio Espejel1/29Elements of the Regional Coordinator of Community Authorities-Community Police-Founding Peoples (CRAC-PC-PF for its acronym in Spanish) of the Tula Guerrero community carry out protection tasks in their territory against the siege of criminal groups that operate in the region.
Emilio Espejel2/29Cornfield in the municipality of Tula, Guerrero, a town in constant conflict with the criminal group of “Los Ardillos” April 2021.
Emilio Espejel3/29Nahua indigenous women strain corn to prepare pozole (National dish) in Alcozacan, a community affected by recurrent clashes between peasants and the criminal group “Los Ardillos” in the low mountain of Guerrero, April 2021.
Emilio Espejel4/29A Nahua woman sits next to the commissary in Alcozacan, Guerrero, a community affected by recurrent clashes between peasants and the criminal group “Los Ardillos” in the low mountain of Guerrero, April 2021.
Emilio Espejel5/29Details of the church of Alcozacan, April 2021.
