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Mexico: Indigenous Town Burned by Arsonists

Written bySilvia Viñas

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Posted 13 January 2011 23:30 GMT

Alejandro Ortiz Sotomayor in Vivir México reports [es] that an indigenous town in the state of Durango was burned by about 60 men who were seeking retaliation after people from the town killed one of their men in defense days before; more than 37 houses and 27 vehicles were burned.

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