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    Aniversario de la “Matanza de Tlatelolco”


    SupongoSupongo que escuchaste hablar de la matanza de Tlatelolco.

    Sí, en 1968, ¿no?

    Exacto, el 2 de octubre de 1968, 10 días antes de la ceremonia de apertura de la Olimpíadas en México. Fue un brutal golpe contra los estudiantes, que cambió a México para siempre.

    ¿Cómo fue que sucedió?

    Desde los años 50 y en la siguiente década, en el país se registró una serie de movimiento de médicos, ferrocarrileros, electricistas, campesinos y estudiantes.
    En todos los casos, las protestas fueron disueltas por policías y militares.
    Las movilizaciones estudiantiles de 1968 fueron consecuencia de ese largo proceso, explica Gilberto Guevara Niebla, uno de los fundadores del CNH.
    En años previos hubo varias universidades ocupadas y/o disueltas por el ejército generando un gran malestar estudiantil.

     

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    Anniversary of the "Tlatelolco Slaughter"


    I guess you heard about the Tlatelolco massacre.

    Yes, in 1968, right?

    Exactly, on October 2, 1968, 10 days before the opening ceremony of the Olympics in Mexico. It was a brutal blow against the students, which changed Mexico forever.

    How did it happen?

    Since the 1950s and in the following decade, a series of movements of doctors, railroaders, electricians, peasants and students took place in the country.
    In all cases, the protests were broken up by the police and military.
    The student mobilizations of 1968 were a consequence of this long process, explains Gilberto Guevara Niebla, one of the founders of the CNH.
    In previous years there were several universities occupied and/or dissolved by the army, generating great student unrest.

    Were there also stimuli from abroad?

    Among others, the student movement in France, the anti-Vietnam mobilizations in the United States, the growth of feminist movements. A lot of stimuli.

     

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