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by Susana Chavez and all the dead of Ciudad Juárez and Mexico, this coming January 17, 2011 at 10 am, at embassies and consulates of Mexico in their respective countries.

As you know in the past months have been many killings in the city of Chihuahua, Mexico, as the defender of human rights while protesting Marisela Escobedo impunity in maintaining the murder of his daughter Ruby Marisol Escobedo or recently Frayre Susana Chavez, poet and activist who made the slogan: Ni Una Muerta
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These crimes are not isolated incidents, thousands of women h ... an femicide victims in Chihuahua and the Mexican territory and human rights defenders seeking justice are continuously harassed , assaulted and threatened with death.
why we are calling for international solidarity to speak out against the crime of Marisela Escobedo and femicide in Mexico this coming January 17th, 2011 at 10 am., in embassies and consulates of Mexico in their respective countries. In the demonstrations

Chihuahua organizations have joined several symbolic elements that we have shared if they are useful for the demonstration: In Ciudad Juárez

we have adopted a particular way to demand justice following the murder of Marisela. We cover the head and face, leaving only the eyes free, with a cloak, veil or shawl white, to symbolize the risk for women who demand and demand justice.

The pink crosses (which have been placed by organizations and both mothers of murdered women in Chihuahua as in Juárez) symbolize more than a decade the murders of women by gender. Sometimes each one bears a name in black. Other crosses, larger, we have placed in strategic locations as opposed to the palace of government or the international bridge. We put nails and each put a ribbon with the name of one of the women murdered each year.

put in blankets photos and names of the missing women. The always carry, so that people know who we, who are missing every day.

also use flowers, crosses to where we settled. Sometimes they are flowers, white flowers sometimes do paper, to use the Cotton Field flowers. For Marisela, placed candles and society, naturally, covered the perimeter of the Palace of Chihuahua government more than a thousand candles. Also

phrases have painted murals in poetry and in fact the result of reflection colonies with women.