Morelia Michoacán.- Last Wednesday night the facilities of the media outlet CB Televisión and EXA were vandalized, with no damage other than the materials reported.
The attack against the media outlet, which included the breaking of windows and aggressive and threatening graffiti against the communicator, César Velázquez, who has the main newscast, was directly attributed to the National Front of Struggle for Socialism (FNLS), who left the initials of this group painted on the walls of the property.
Also, images circulated on social networks since Wednesday night against the communicator and owner of the Changoonga website, Elly Castillo Calva, who is accused of “inciting (sic) against our Plaza Melchor Ocampo movement.”
“Elly Castillo acts, adapts to this script devised from the structures of the state and acts as a palero and inciter to violence towards the people who organize and demand a solution to their demands,” the messages state.
Just on Wednesday the FNLS, a group that claims to bring together and lead various unions and civil and social organizations, held a sit-in in Melchor Ocampo Square, demanding student scholarships and support for its members.
The FNLS does not have a visible leadership or leadership and only delivers communications with various social demands that range from the fight for the release of alleged political prisoners to scholarships for students and demands from indigenous communities.
For the moment, the attacked media outlets have not publicly stated the legal actions or measures they will take in response to the aggression suffered by the FNLS, but they announced that they are evaluating the actions to follow.
The state government also did not make transparent or make publicly known the terms and agreements that were agreed upon with this organization for the sit-in to be lifted.
2023-11-09 18:03:20
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