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A student writes graffiti on the prison walls of Ixcotel demanding the freedom of political prisoners in southern Oaxaca City.
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Nadin Reyes, the daughter of Edmundo Reyes, 57, cited unconfirmed reports that her father (shown in the picture held by Reyes) and Cruz Sanchez had been seen and tortured at Campo Militar No. 1, even though human rights investigators could not confirm that on a brief visit there. Reyes, 25, she said her family had no knowledge of his apparent rebel ties. She described her father as a respected, hard-working owner of a convience store on the outskirts of Mexico City She said her father left his native Oaxaca as a young man so he could earn money to help his parents. Ocassionally, he returned to visit them. That's where he said he was going on May 22, the last time his family saw him. (Heriberto Rodriguez/MCT)
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Margarita Cruz Sanchez said she wasn't aware at first that her brother Gabriel had gone missing from the ranks of the EPR. She has not seen him since he disappeared from home in the mid-1970s.
Heriberto Rodriguez / MCT
A student holds signs next to the prison of Ixcotel demanding the freedom of political prisoners. The EPR guerrilla is demanding the Calderon government to release two top leaders, disappeared since May 25, 2007 from a Oaxaca hotel.
Heriberto Rodriguez / MCT
A student writes graffiti on bank building next to the Ixcotel prison. The EPR guerrilla is demanding the Calderon government to release two top leaders, disappeared since May 25, 2007 from a Oaxaca hotel.
Heriberto Rodriguez / MCT
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