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Javier Sicilia, the Mexican poet because of the murder of her son no longer wants to write poetry and has mobilized tens of thousands of citizens for peace, justice demands the authorities with a public sit in the middle of a country that is "out of control.
"Ultimately, the president knows he was wrong, but is in a terrible obstinacy. Getting the Army to the streets was foolish," he said in an interview with Efe on the war on drugs waged by fire and sword by Felipe Calderón .
Among the more than 35,000 murders of the drug cartels since the conservative Calderon took office in December 2006 is a son of the poet: Juan Francisco, who was found dead with six other young people, with all the signs of having fallen to a criminal gang.
"Each death has the same dignity that my son," she said, shortly before heading to the protest held in the main square of the city of Cuernavaca (center), to demand justice not only for Juan Francisco, but for all Mexicans .
Mexico, for the poet, nothing "in an overwhelming impunity", which is easy for the police and army criminalize the victims, associate with the cartels and removed the dead man wearing off the issue as a fight over among offenders.
Sicily took to the streets on Wednesday to tens of thousands of Mexicans in seventeen states, more than half of all territories of the nation, with a cry of rage. "We're up to the mother (tired)," read the signs.
The poet does not forget how they came to be part of the equation the killers: "Many of these young murderers are corrupt, because there is no real social or employment policies."
Nor omit to mention the kings of the transfer of drug lords breaking the seven cartels Mexico engaged in war for power regardless of casualties, forgetting honor codes.
"Citizenship is not touched, are flesh and blood people who are holding daily life in this country with his effort," he claimed.
They, the citizens who are just caught in the fire between drug barons and their commands with jeweled weapons, and what he calls the "war obstinacy" of Calderon, who has mobilized some 60,000 soldiers and police.
"We have to rethink the strategy. Unfortunately, the president went on to say that remained in his position, I said it to me personally," he lamented. The poet is in favor of legalizing drugs, and approach the matter as a public health problem.
Sicily the hypocrisy of Mexico and the United States, some to deny the evidence, try to minimize within and outside its borders, believing that "if things are not named does not exist" and others by throwing gasoline on the fire with the sale of weapons and not break the chain links to fall on their land.
Although he lives "very tired", without having been living her grief, Sicily is not intended to move the Zocalo of Cuernavaca, except at night for safety reasons, until next Wednesday, when it has set the authorities of the state of Morelos to satiate their thirst for justice.
"There is little progress. As far as I know, the murderers and they are located, have been issued arrest warrants, but still it is not clear what happened," he said. He positioned himself as an adjuvant in a hypothetical prosecution process, a legal concept which demonstrates the "little confidence in the authorities."
Expected not to be in the position to receive "delincuencillos scapegoats" as is customary in many cases controversial, but above all, do not want that when "this" are finished, return the country "into submission, to the neglect."

The president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, said today that his Government considered the proposal that U.S. aircraft that country for narcotics control refueling in this Andean country.
The statement was made in response to a leaked cable from WikiLeaks and published today by the daily El Universo, which states that Correa allegedly gave the green light to officials of Foreign Ministry and Security Ministry pulieran an agreement for U.S. ships refuel in the country's airports.
Correa recalled that after a decade of operations from Ecuador in control work against drug trafficking in the region, the abandoned U.S. military base in Manta (west), since Quito decided not to renew the agreement for use.
He said that the then U.S. ambassador in Quito, Heather Hodges, said he needed a place to return to refuel the ships that made the drug control.
Correa said "never" allow the country to reach the "ships of war" and that after Hodges clarifying that it was air traffic control ships without weaponry, and sought only to refuel, we studied the U.S. proposal.
"I gave the order to analyze the proposal and did not reach any results," he said to point out that currently are not U.S. refueling aircraft in Ecuador.
The new power filter WikiLeaks is given in the same week that Ecuador demanded the departure of Hodges, which brought the United States take the same measure in the Ecuadorian ambassador there, Luis Gallegos.
The government took the decision after it became public on Monday a cable of course filtering WikiLeaks, 2009 and attributed to Hodges who claimed that Ecuador was widespread corruption in the police and that some embassy officials had believed that Correa as head of this organ to a rogue agent to manipulate.

Mexican authorities Friday announced the discovery of another 13 bodies in two mass graves, bringing to 72 the number of dead found in the last two days in the municipality of San Fernando, in the state of Tamaulipas (north).
   Last Tuesday was located eight mass graves containing 59 corpses in San Fernando, an enclave of Tamaulipas where drug traffickers and criminal gangs remain extremely active. In fact, the findings have been in the same town where last August showed the bodies of 72 migrants from countries such as Honduras, Guatemala, Ecuador and El Salvador, among others.
   According to eyewitness accounts, the 72 migrants who appeared in August were killed by members of the criminal gang Los Zetas, after refusing to be recruited. This incident sparked a wave of international condemnation led by Central American governments demanded that Mexican President Felipe Calderón, legal action to prosecute those responsible and guarantees for illegal aliens who use Mexico as a territory of transit on their way to America.
   The secretary general of the Government of Tamaulipas, Morelos Jaime Gómez Canseco, has reported that all victims are male, while their immigration has ruled. "I would not be so certain that their immigration status, are compatriots," he said in a statement to the local network Televisa.
   Gómez Canseco has also clarified that no one can say that the 13 dead found in the early hours of Friday or related to the first 59 bodies, but have been found in the same municipality.
   Mexican security forces arrested the past 1 and April 6 to 14 suspects who might be related to the death of 59 people whose bodies were found Wednesday in several mass of Tamaulipas. The technical secretary of the National Security Council, Mexico, Alejandro Poire, has reported that the detainees have already been made available to the prosecution.
   Poire has refused to say whether those arrested are related to an organization of organized crime, and said only now working to identify those responsible. "Do not spare any effort of each and every one of the security cabinet agencies to give them," he said.