How much more power do we as a society and global economy have to give to the cartels before significant changes to drug policies are made? How many more good people, like María del Rosario Fuentes Rubio have to die? Money and weapons have not stopped the cartels yet. The drug war has caused more death and social upheaval than the drugs themselves ever have. Just the contrary, it is all the more reason we as the public should decry what we know to be the injustices of both the cartels and the governments. This is not a reason for anyone to stop posting in the social medias ideas, thoughts, and words that are against any of the drug cartels. La noche del miércoles subieron a YouTube un video que mostraría la supuesta ejecución de un colaborador de la página de Facebook Valor por Tamaulipas, un espacio de alertas ciudadanas. How cowardly they are, to kill a person for tweeting. Pictures of her, before and after her presumed death, were posted. A week later, on the 15th, her Twitter posted a message to her followers to not get involved and put themselves at risk, and their families, like she did, that her useless posts to Twitter ended up leading to her death. She recently received threats from the Golf Cartel, Cartel Del Golfo (CDG). She was linked with Valor Por Tamaulipas as well, another Twitter account that reports disappearances, violence and dangerous occurrences there as well. She reported, through Twitter, dangerous situations and violent events that were occurring in Tamaulipas. Her name was Doctor María del Rosario Fuentes Rubio. Last week, an unidentified group started to distribute. wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/ValorPorTamaulipas-logo.It seems unbelievable, but it happened. The Facebook page, called Valor por Tamaulipas (Courage for Tamaulipas), was launched on January 1. Enviar por correo electrónicoEscribe un blogCompartir con TwitterCompartir con FacebookCompartir en Pinterest.wikipedia-en:Valor_por_Tamaulipas?oldid=1042360931&ns=0 The Facebook page Valor por Tamaulipas (Courage for Tamaulipas) was created by an anonymous user on 1 January 2012 after getting his inspiration from other.In a country where many journalists have been assassinated for writing about drug trafficking and organized crime, the page survives under anonymity, but it has not been immune to threats. With over 515,000 likes on Facebook, Valor por Tamaulipas routinely posted messages and photos of crime scenes on its page. It was founded by an anonymous user on 1 January 2012, and its goal is to share information with other social media users on the drug-related violence and risk situations all across the state. Consulta el precio de la gasolina en MIGUEL ALEMAN - TAMAULIPAS hoy. Valor por Tamaulipas ('Courage for Tamaulipas') is a Facebook page that covered security updates in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. Precio del dolar en MIGUEL ALEMAN - TAMAULIPAS.yago:WikicatOrganizationsEstablishedIn2012.dbr:List_of_journalists_and_media_workers_killed_in_Mexico.wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/ValorPorTamaulipas-logo.jpg?width=300.In December 2014, however, the administrator announced his retirement from social media. His wife and children reportedly fled to the United States after the threats for security reasons, but the citizen journalist stated on the Facebook page that he had decided to stay in Mexico and continue updating at Valor por Tamaulipas. The administrator, however, openly defied the criminal organization's threat through Facebook. In early 2013, a Mexican drug trafficking organization issued fliers offering a reward of $600,000 pesos (US$46,000) for anyone that could give out information to locate the administrator of Valor por Tamaulipas or any of his family members.

Valor por Tamaulipas ('Courage for Tamaulipas') is a Facebook page that covered security updates in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. El día de ayer las cuentas de redes sociales del usuario Valor por Tamaulipas fueron dadas de baja sin explicación alguna.

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