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After that, they never interacted with reporters again. This telephone interview was arranged through an anonymous intermediary. The Guardian took multiple steps to confirm that Lucy ran the blog. She said she wanted to show the truth in order to turn a new page. “Despite all the violence, I love my culture, my country. Because we are not all bad, not all of us are drug dealers, not all of us are corrupt. We are not all murderers.
We are all very well educated.” She and her colleagues live on Consumer Mobile number Database tenterhooks every day, fearing reprisals from drug trafficking organizations or government forces.She disclosed that in September 2011, a young man and a woman were beaten and disemboweled, and their bodies were hung from a bridge. This kind of murder shocked even Mexicans who were accustomed to atrocities. T, "used to provide us with photos.
This murder is very painful for us," she said. Despite the threats, Lucy wrote the book "Die for the Truth: The Inside Story of Mexico's Drug War," detailing the inside story of starting a blog and chronicling the most horrific killings in Mexico in 2010. The book is now available in English and Spanish.materials of shooting victims. Critics say the blog has become a public relations forum for drug cartels, but Lucy says the material shows a real side and helps families identify missing relatives.
We are all very well educated.” She and her colleagues live on Consumer Mobile number Database tenterhooks every day, fearing reprisals from drug trafficking organizations or government forces.She disclosed that in September 2011, a young man and a woman were beaten and disemboweled, and their bodies were hung from a bridge. This kind of murder shocked even Mexicans who were accustomed to atrocities. T, "used to provide us with photos.
This murder is very painful for us," she said. Despite the threats, Lucy wrote the book "Die for the Truth: The Inside Story of Mexico's Drug War," detailing the inside story of starting a blog and chronicling the most horrific killings in Mexico in 2010. The book is now available in English and Spanish.materials of shooting victims. Critics say the blog has become a public relations forum for drug cartels, but Lucy says the material shows a real side and helps families identify missing relatives.