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De Israel Weapons Industries a las calles de México

Entre 2006 y 2018, Israel vendió a México más de 23.700 pistolas y fusiles. El dato surge de un informe de la Comisión Mexicana de Defensa y Promoción de los Derechos Humanos (CMDPDH), elaborado como parte de una investigación periodística de alcance global, y pone en evidencia una cadena de responsabilidades que va mucho más allá de las fronteras mexicanas.

El problema no es la venta en sí, sino lo que ocurre después. Con escasa supervisión sobre el destino final de las armas, parte de ese armamento israelí terminó alimentando la violencia del crimen organizado en México. Hoy, integrantes del Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) y del Cártel de Sinaloa aparecen en videos y fotografías portando fusiles Galil, rifles Tavor y pistolas Jericho, las mismas armas que utiliza el ejército israelí en sus operaciones militares.

Alex Serna sabía el riesgo que corría. Lo denunció públicamente desde marzo. Pidió ayuda. Advirtió que estaba siendo amenazado. Nadie lo protegió.

El 20 de junio publicó la que sería su última investigación. Con documentos obtenidos mediante solicitudes de transparencia, denunció que Sunsets Tropicales de México, S.A. de C.V. presuntamente operaba desde 2017 sin permisos ambientales federales, sin autorización de impacto ambiental y sin concesión de agua. También señaló que la empresa se presentaba como empacadora para evadir obligaciones ambientales y documentó el crecimiento inmobiliario, cambios irregulares de uso de suelo y el presunto favorecimiento de intereses privados por parte de autoridades municipales.

Horas después de esa publicación, Alex desapareció.

Durante casi dos semanas, su familia, amigos y miles de personas exigieron su búsqueda. Finalmente, la Comisión de Derechos Humanos del Estado de Guerrero confirmó que Alex fue localizado sin vida. La Fiscalía mantiene abierta la investigación y hasta ahora no ha informado oficialmente quiénes son los responsables ni el móvil del crimen.

Alex Serna no solo era un periodista y creador de contenido. Era una voz incómoda para quienes destruyen el territorio, saquean el agua y creen que el poder puede imponerse sobre el derecho de las comunidades a vivir en un ambiente sano.

Su asesinato no puede convertirse en otra estadística ni en otro número ni en otro activista menos, nada mas.

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His name was George Gillette.

Those tears were not tears of fear.

Those were tears shed out of helplessness and the inability to do anything about it.

He was the leader of the Mandan, Arikala, and Hidatsa tribes, and that day he was being forced to sign an agreement with the U.S. government to hand over his ancestral lands.

The purpose was to build a dam on the Missouri River.

That signature meant that over 600 square kilometers of land homes, schools, churches, fertile fields—would all be permanently submerged underwater.

Gillette understood.

"What I'm selling isn't just land,

it's the very memory of my people."

But he had no choice.

If he had refused to sign, the tribe wouldn't have received any compensation whatsoever.

His tear-stained face remains one of the most powerful records, symbolizing the wounded dignity experienced by Native Americans.

Uber is a fucking shell game of a company designed to leech investor capital and output bootleg cabs.

Nvidia posted a profit in 2023 of $4.37 billion. This is like someone stealing less than a penny from me.

And they lock this kid in a prison hospital for LIFE?

getting together/first times

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holidays

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prison era

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fluffy stuff

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sick/injured fics

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major character death

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hurt/comfort

"Everyone thinks I'm a cock anyway, right? (...) Dad definitely fucking did, or he wouldn't have cut me out of his will and left me with nothing."

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