"Isael Gutierrez"

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27 January 2023

Gilad Erdan, Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations and Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary General poser by the “Yad Vashem Book of Names of Holocaust Victims” at the United Nations Headquarters on January 26, 2023 in New York City, USA.

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#6955100

14 August 2021

Mary Sainz, activist and wife of Israel Vallarta, imprisoned for her alleged participation in the crime of kidnapping and exhibited during a television montage on December 9, 2005, demonstrates in the Zócalo of Mexico City during the commemoration of 500 years of the indigenous resistance and Spanish invasion in Mexico, where dancers, musicians, singers, healers and creators of offerings from various traditions of the country, shared their knowledge and honored their ancestors in order to bring citizens closer to reflecting on their history and identity. Since last year, the government authorities in turn renamed the anniversary, known for decades as the fall of Tenochtitlan, and called it the day of indigenous resistance. On August 13, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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#6955102

14 August 2021

Mary Sainz, activist and wife of Israel Vallarta, imprisoned for her alleged participation in the crime of kidnapping and exhibited during a television montage on December 9, 2005, demonstrates in the Zócalo of Mexico City during the commemoration of 500 years of the indigenous resistance and Spanish invasion in Mexico, where dancers, musicians, singers, healers and creators of offerings from various traditions of the country, shared their knowledge and honored their ancestors in order to bring citizens closer to reflecting on their history and identity. Since last year, the government authorities in turn renamed the anniversary, known for decades as the fall of Tenochtitlan, and called it the day of indigenous resistance. On August 13, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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#6955104

14 August 2021

Mary Sainz, activist and wife of Israel Vallarta, imprisoned for her alleged participation in the crime of kidnapping and exhibited during a television montage on December 9, 2005, demonstrates in the Zócalo of Mexico City during the commemoration of 500 years of the indigenous resistance and Spanish invasion in Mexico, where dancers, musicians, singers, healers and creators of offerings from various traditions of the country, shared their knowledge and honored their ancestors in order to bring citizens closer to reflecting on their history and identity. Since last year, the government authorities in turn renamed the anniversary, known for decades as the fall of Tenochtitlan, and called it the day of indigenous resistance. On August 13, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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#6955106

14 August 2021

Mary Sainz, activist and wife of Israel Vallarta, imprisoned for her alleged participation in the crime of kidnapping and exhibited during a television montage on December 9, 2005, demonstrates in the Zócalo of Mexico City during the commemoration of 500 years of the indigenous resistance and Spanish invasion in Mexico, where dancers, musicians, singers, healers and creators of offerings from various traditions of the country, shared their knowledge and honored their ancestors in order to bring citizens closer to reflecting on their history and identity. Since last year, the government authorities in turn renamed the anniversary, known for decades as the fall of Tenochtitlan, and called it the day of indigenous resistance. On August 13, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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30 June 2020

Marks on the floor were painted to respect the healthy distance in Isabel La Catolica Street on June 30, 2020 in Mexico City, Mexico. Mexico City began the gradual reopening of some commercial activities with staggered work days at 30% of their capacity and with a schedule from 11am to 5 pm to avoid crowded spaces. All subway stations were also reopened.

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26 June 2020

Lola Rodriguez, Isabel Torres, Jedet, Paqui 'La Piraña', La Plexy, Victor Gutierrez, Carlos Sobera, Daniela de Santiago and Itziar Castro attends 'MADO, Madrid Orgullo Online 2020' presentation at RoomMate Oscar Hotel on June 26, 2020 in Madrid, Spain.

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#5348292

22 January 2020

Isabel's friend talks about her friend during the protest for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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#5348284

22 January 2020

A wooden cross in the ground during a protest for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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#5348294

22 January 2020

Detail of a Isabel's friend chest during the protest for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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#5348282

22 January 2020

Detail of a hand painting a wooden cross during a protest for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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#5348286

22 January 2020

A women put a wooden cross in the ground during a protest for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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#5348288

22 January 2020

Detail of a wooden cross during a protest for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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#5348290

22 January 2020

Signs in protest for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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#5348296

22 January 2020

(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image was converted to black and white) A woman performs an artistic act naked for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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#5348298

22 January 2020

(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image was converted to black and white) A woman performs an artistic act naked for the feminicide of the activist Isabel Cabanillas de la Torre in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, outside of the Chihuahua government representation in Mexico City on January 21, 2020. Isabel was founded dead the last Saturday in Ciudad Juarez Downtown with bullet impacts on her body after disappearing a day before. Isabel was an artist and activist for the women rights and member of the feminist group called Hijas de su Maquiladora Madre.

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