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This image shows an important character in the story, Abril. Abril is a journalist who tries to show from a first-person point of view the stories that happened and what Julia and other people have to go through when searching for disappeared people. She represents the media and clearly takes the role of trying to give visibility and help to this problem. As well at the end it shows the risks that the media have when doing this type of thing and unfortunately a reason why it's not that common.

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This scene shows a person who is part of a group of people who have been searching for almost a decade for other people. People who already know how to search, where to search and important things that helped Julia and can help anyone in this situation. They have a key role as they even found things, but mostly it represents how people together can make change without the need of authorities.

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We think this was the most relevant role regarding the issue as they were the ones trying to make a change, making things happen. People by themselves were searching for these disappeared people and as Julia said they were making the job of others when they shouldn't. We think the whole story emphasizes in people and how they can make a difference.

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At the beginning of the story, you can identify what is the position of the government in this story. They don't do great things or make efforts to try to find these people. The fact that they had 3 fiscals in 9 months just shows how they are not prepared or they don't want to be prepared for this type of situation. Over the hole story the government and authorities show a position in favor of the people who disappear people while it should be the other way around.

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FUNDENL is an organization that seeks to address all those disappearances that occur in Mexico, but mostly in Nuevo León, as it's where they are. They started using embroidery with the names of the disappeared people in very crowded places.

There are many ways the media can either help or hide these types of situations. As FUNDENL has previously done, the media can be convened or they by their own choice to go and try to give visibility to this huge problem Mexico has. They can talk about the truth, about how disappearances in Mexico are high, and how there is no visible change to try to change this. More importantly, they can help in these searches just by posting the images, names, or else to try to give visibility to more people who may want to help.

On the other hand, the media can also choose to either not talk about this issue and therefore not give it the visibility it deserves, or as well try to talk badly about it. Saying things which are not true and guiding the opinion of the people towards thinking that those disappearances are their fault, narc disappearances, and things like that.  I think the media prefer to remain silent for their own safety which I don't blame them but unfortunately is bad.

Civic participation can be mean towards resilience as it helps to not feel alone. Helps to think that you have help, more people care about the same concern and try to make a change. It creates a great resilience in a fight where this is one of the most important things in my opinion.

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How is the process of searching for someone?

How can people help?

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In this scene we can see that Julia is speaking to the media, telling them again what happened to her daughter. They listen but they dont show any action. This is important because it shows that the medias they dont always help and just pretend to care when they dont.

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How can you relate wealth and poverty with Lety Hidalgo’s story? Explain

I think wealth can be related because the fact of losing a son for me is a loss of wealth. Family is very important and something that people should take care of more even than money. On the other hand poverty maybe can’t be related at all with what Ley shared of his story, didn't talk about money or something similar that I can relate with poverty.

Why inequality affects (or not) the crisis on forced disappearances

I think inequality affects the crisis of forced disappearances as it is the same have economic resources or not when searching for these forced disappearances. You usually need high economic resources if you want to search for yourself and with the inequality that isn't possible for many people.

How can you become a better citizen in terms of understanding wealth and poverty

You can become a better citizen by just listening and trying to understand more people. Usually we live enclosed in what we already know or we think we know and that is bad a There is always more stories, and more things you can learn and therefore help you become a better citizen.

What is the origin of inequality?

I don’t think there is a clear origin of inequality, you would have to go back a lot of years to find the origin but there could be many factors, money, politics, people and more things could be the origin.

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In this scene we can see that Julia is manifesting with all the other people and they are showing power and working together to make a change. People make the change not the government, because the women in this scene is showing that they are never going to give up.

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In this scene we can see that Julia is in the police station, but it shows that the police they dont care, they just act like there going to do something about it, but they dont do much. Julia is trying to search by herself finding what happened to her douger meanwhile the police dont do anything.

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1. how can you relate wealth and poverty with Lety Hidalgo's story? The story of Lety can relate in many ways, like when losing a son can it can affect you in several ways, and also the frustration of not being helped it is related of loss. Is a loss because the lack of justice, and also of trust of those people that supposed to help and be there for all the families.

2. Why inequality affects (or not) the crisis on forced disappearances ? The truth is that i don't think there's equality. There are cases where just because they're "important" or have a lot more money they're given much more priority than those who aren't rich or important because that's how they are they only care about money or whether the person can do something.

3. How can you become better citizen in terms of understanding wealth and poverty? What I believe is necessary to be a better citizen is to know how to defend our rights, to treat everyone equally, to listen to their stories, and to try to put ourselves in their position. Since we haven't been through this ourselves we try to help and understand their situations as much as possible so that we can achieve what we want

4. What is the origin of inequality? I think it's about money. Some are rich, others are poor so the comparison of not having what you want makes you do a lot of things that aren't right, just to have more or less.

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Listening the experience of Lety and all of the other families fighting for justice for the people who they lost, made me realize how the people are being more helpful for each other the government. The feeling of one loved member being dissapear is a very hard and sad situation plus not getting the help that you need and being told that they cant do anything from the government is even worst. So us the society use our medias to communicate and speak up about the cases. But most of them not listen or they just don't know what to do in this situation. But also we have to put ourselves in the position of others since many do not have the money to have a telephone or any electronic device to be able to communicate and publish, so we have to be aware of each case to be able to help even if it is the minimum.

Each of us can do whatever we can to help and bring justice to each of these families. As students with many resources, we can do many things, such as speaking up, listening to each of their stories, and putting ourselves in their shoes, publishing and sharing. This way, we can all work together and achieve justice and peace for all these families who feel alone.

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Mario escobar publicly sues the documental "#todas" for revictimization

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This organization called FUNDENL focuses on raising awareness about people who have disappeared without a trace in Mexico. During the session, they shared one of the ways they try to get people's attention, which is by embroidering the names of missing persons in public spaces where many people usually pass by.

After the session, I realized I had learned a lot. Some of it made me feel uneasy. This topic in particular feels very noble and delicate to me. It is hard to find anything negative in a project that is trying to find missing people, yet there are still cases where these efforts are silenced. The media, which is supposed to bring visibility to these kinds of issues, sometimes chooses not to cover them properly. In some situations, they even publish stories that revictimize the victims by suggesting that what happened was partly their fault. For example, they might point out that the person was out late at night, went to a party or had been drinking. There are many ways in which the media portrays victims as responsible for what happened to them.

Trying to understand the media’s point of view, I can see that sometimes they might choose not to cover certain stories for their own safety. But this only shows how bad the situation in Mexico really is regarding these issues and how little progress is being made.

Still, the media is not always negative. As I mentioned before, they can help raise awareness and in many cases do it in a helpful way. They inform people about what is going on. In fact, FUNDENL shared with us that they sometimes invite media to the places where they will be. The media can help in many ways. They can give space to people to speak the truth about what is happening with disappearances in Mexico, which are more common than most of us think. They can also help by publishing photos of missing people to support the search for them.

Civic participation can definitely have a strong effect and serve as a valuable source of resilience. It helps us connect with each other and reminds us that we are not alone when facing these problems. It helps people feel supported in battles that can otherwise be very lonely, especially when they do not get the visibility they deserve. When people feel united and accompanied, they are more likely to be motivated to create change. This is why I believe that resilience is so important when dealing with issues as devastating as this ones.