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Protest with missing women shoes, Juarez City, Mexico.
Hundreds of red shoes were released on Monday outside the offices of the State Government of Ciudad Juarez to protest the disappearance of women in the border of the city.
Ciudad Juarez, which since 2009 is hit by a wave of violence linked to drug trafficking, was notorious in the 1990s and early 2000s by the brutal murders of women sexual connotations.
According to various NGOs, some 400 women were murdered in Ciudad Juarez during that period have been resolved without most of the crimes.
The protest was initiated by artist Elina Chauvet and carried out with support from the Spanish journalist Javier Juarez, along with the collaboration of members of social organizations and relatives of the missing.
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