Caravan for Peace spreads message in San Antonio to end war on drugs

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Daniel Gershenson of Mexico City, a member of the Caravan for Peace, at the group's event in San Antonio, Texas.

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A mother holds a photo of her daughter, Coral, during a candlelight vigil on the Caravan for Peace. Coral has been missing since July 24, 2011.

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Javier Sicilia and the Caravan for Peace arrive in San Antonio, Texas. The group is on it's way to Washington D.C. With a message about the impact of U.S. Policy on the violence in Mexico and what both countries can do to stop the killing.

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Members of the Caravan for Peace hold placards describing their missing loved ones, which have fallen victim to the War on Drugs.

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Members of the Caravan for Peace with a banner, which translates - The Missing. Where are they? Justice!.

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Members of the Caravan for Peace hold placards describing their missing loved ones, which have fallen victim to the War on Drugs.

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Members of the Caravan for Peace hold placards describing their missing loved ones, which have fallen victim to the War on Drugs.

08/21

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Members of the Caravan for Peace hold a banner urging an end to the War on Drugs.

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A member of the Caravan for Peace holds a placard urging an end to the War on Drugs.

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Members of the Caravan for Peace hold placards describing their missing loved ones, which have fallen victim to the War on Drugs.

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A member of the Caravan for Peace holds a placard urging an end to the War on Drugs.

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A shrine to the missing people at the Caravan for Peace, Dignity and Justice event in San Antonio, Texas,.

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A member of the Caravan for Peace leads the crowd in prayer at their event in San Antonio, Texas.

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Women of the Cherokee Nation join in prayer with the Caravan for Peace in San Antonio, Texas.

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Placards placed in memoriam for the victims of the war on drugs at the Caravan for Peace's event in San Antonio, Texas.

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Arturo, a member of the Caravan for Peace, speaks about his brother, Rafael, at the group's event in San Antonio, Texas.

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Mrs. Aguilar, a member of the Caravan for Peace, speaks about her son, Jose, who has been missing, since January 17, 2011.

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Mr. Herrera, a member of the Caravan for Peace, speaks about his four brothers who have been missing, since August 28, 2008.

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Members and supporters of the Caravan for Peace hold a candlelight vigil for missing and dead loved ones, who have been victimized by the War on Drugs.

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Members and supporters of the Caravan for Peace hold a candlelight vigil for missing and dead loved ones, who have been victimized by the War on Drugs.

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Javier Sicilia, leader of the Caravan for Peace, rests after arriving in San Antonio. The group is traveling across the USA with a message about the impact of U.S. Policy on the violence in Mexico and what both countries can do to stop the killing.

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The Caravan for Peace arrived in San Antonio calling for an end to the drug war. The group is on it's way to Washington D.C. With a message about the impact of U.S. Policy on the violence in Mexico and what both countries can do to stop the killings.

http://www.caravanforpeace.org/caravan/
http://www.globalexchange.org/mexico/caravan/
http://movimientoporlapaz.mx/
http://www.caravanforpeace.org/caravan/?page_id=354