La Cartita
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| Formation | c. 2013 |
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Region served | Mexico, United States |
| Website | https://lacartita.mx |
La Cartita is a Mexican media organization focused on covering Mexico related news events occurring in as many countries possible. LC was founded in 2013, according to the website's search engine page.[1]
News Outlets That Carry La Cartita Wire[edit]
Occasionally, the website gets cited by larger and better known organizations. The Venezuelan news agency, Telesur, featured La Cartita's coverage after it aired Antonio Tizapa's official statement regarding Hillary Clinton's comments on Ayotzinapa in its twitter handle.[2]
Web Site[edit]
The news site is hosted at lacartita.com.[3]
Stories[edit]
In 2015, the Mexican government, headed by Enrique Peña Nieto, visited New York City to address the Permanent Forum of the United Nations. The president heralded his own human rights record, alluding to native people's rights in his country, not withstanding his own aggravation of Human Rights in Mexico. The case of the Ayotzinapa 43, for example, became the starting point of a long controversy between the Mexican government and Mexicans outside of its official borders. Mexicans protested EPN ( initials of Enrique Peña Nieto. Mexican expats organised a series of protests at different points of the presidents visit. His hotel stay, his presence at the UN and drive in between sites became the unintended route for a series of protests.
Mexican Government Slanders Opposition[edit]
Reeling from the propaganda coup instigated by the protests, the Mexican government worked its local contacts a few days after the protests to smear and defame the Mexican collective Somos Los Otros NY. They submitted video to Telemundo in New York City where it was purported that the group was responsible for a possible false flag act of vandalism at the Mexican consulate in Manhattan. The claims were later found to be false, but CBS also ran a news segment echoing the consulate's position. The CBS spot featured Sandra Fuentes Berain accusing the group of radical beliefs and violence, of having smeared red paint on the consulate building and possibly bombing the consulate 10 years before.
Stories[edit]
In 2015, the Mexican government, headed by Enrique Peña Nieto, visited New York City to address the Permanent Forum of the United Nations. The president heralded his own human rights record, alluding to native people's rights in his country, not withstanding his own aggravation of Human Rights in Mexico. The case of the Ayotzinapa 43, for example, became the starting point of a long controversy between the Mexican government and Mexicans outside of its official borders. Mexicans protested EPN( initials of Enrique Peña Nieto.
Mexican expats organised a series of protests at different points of the presidents visit. His hotel stay, his presence at the UN and drive in between sites became the unintended route for a series of protests. The protests resulted in several celebrated moments in which members of the Mexican community confronted EPN's motorcade (the vast majority captured on video and share in social media).[4]
Mexican activist group Somos Los Otros NY [5] is heavily featured in the organisations coverage. Semillas collective also features prominently in their coverage of NYC based artists speaking out against Mexico's grave human rights situation. La Cartita's content frequently concentrates on issues pertaining to Mexico's ongoing human rights crises. To its audience, La Cartita provides basic real time updates on Guerrero and Michoacan. The news site is privately held.
References[edit]
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