"Lucie has been killed twice" | The repudiation of Ni U …

The collective Ni Una Menos repudiated the acquittal of the accused for the feminicide of Lucía Pérez, aged 16 and from Mar del Plata. She was drugged, badaulted and impaled by three major men. On October 8, 2016, Lucía's feminicide unleashed a huge mourning march to demand Ni Una Menos and the first women's strike.

"Lucía Pérez was killed twice: the first time, the direct executors, the second, those who acquitted them and thus denied that two adults who supply cocaine to a teenager are responsible for abuse and femicide ", denounces the statement of Ni Una Menos, which has hundreds of members of personalities of the women's movement, human rights and political and student organizations.

The full text

DO NOT FORGET, WE DO NOT LET

AGAINST MISÓGINA REVANCHA OF PATRIARCHAL, COLONIAL AND RACIST JUSTICE

Lucía Pérez has been killed twice. The first time, the direct executors; the second, those who acquitted them and therefore denied that two adults who provide cocaine to a teenager are responsible for abuse and femicide. They want to tell us that their lives do not matter, that the power relations that are at the root of gender-based violence do not exist, that the huge feminist movement that has brandished their smile as a banner of struggle all over the world. country must remain silent. We will not do it, we do not forgive, we do not forget, we do not reconcile. It was a femicide.

This sentence that leaves the crime of the 16-year-old girl whose guilt prompted the first national women's strike in October 2016, without guilt, wants to restore patriarchal power over our lives. By denying the figure of the femicide, it produces more than impunity. They want to remove all the meanings we make on the streets of what gender-based violence means in real lives.

It is not by chance that this is the year when millions of women have mobilized to legally abort and we have learned while walking for the 25N, International Day Against Violence in Africa. With regard to women and the dissidence of popular and community anti-racist feminisms. , indigenous, afro / black, afro / black, afro / black, bad, trans, transvestite, migrant, villeras. We denounce patriarchal vengeance, which wants to devote our bodies to spoils of war and territory of conquest for illegal economies and abuse of power. This sentence is a form of psychic terror against all the struggles that demand justice. We are still screaming and today,

#NiUnaMenos #VivasOurWe want

25N Anti-Violence Day for Women, Lesbians, Transvestites and Transgender Women

Nora Cortiñas, Mothers Foundation Line of Plaza de Mayo

Taty Almeida, Mothers Foundation of Plaza de Mayo

National Campaign Against Violence against Women (Federation of Popular Organizations, Front of Organizations Struggling, Make Impossible, Venceremos – Workers' Party in People's Power, Social and Political Current Marabunta, People's Education Team, Scarves of the rebellion: Villa Paris, Casita de Guernica, Professor, Indomites, Correpi, Ñanderoga, Islanders in struggle, Arde Pandora, Víctor Choque Association, Mundanas, Caracolas, Luján University Front and Rio Bravo territorial struggle space at Subversion, Teaching Association La Bordó, El Agite student badociation at HLI, Oíme student group, women of the independent railways, gender commission of the Baldío – Tucumán Cultural Collective, La Dignidad – Mendoza People 's Movement, Aquelarre Féralist Association, independent accompaniers).

National campaign for the right to legal abortion, safe and free – CABA

Collective NiUnaMenos

Network of women's organizations Villa 21-24 and Zavaleta

CEB – Coordinator of Basic Students

Feminist campaign for the lay state

Feminist People's Congress

Original women for the good life

Matamba Group

Workers in line 144

Cristina Echegoyen, Secretariat for Gender Equality and Diversity of SUTEBA

Laura Sotelo, Genres ATE Capital

Belén Sotelo, CTA Assistant Secretary, CABA

Maria Reigada Dry DDHH CTA Pcia Bs As.

Vanesa Siley, Secretary General SITRAJU

Natalia Fontana, aeronautical press secretary

Ana Cacopardo, journalist

Laurana Malacalza, Coordinator of the Observatory of Gender Violence in the Province of Buenos Aires

Dora Martínez, CTAA Assistant Secretary

Karina Nicoletta, secretary of the AGTSYP genus

Jacquelina Flores, CTEP Capital Assistant

Yamile Socolovsky, Training Secretary of the National CTA

Verónica Bethancourt, union secretary CONADU

Patricia Romero Díaz, Secretary for Human Rights – SUTEBA

Mónica Grandoli, Under-Secretary of Human Rights – SUTEBA

Silvia León, Gender Secretary, CTAA Nacional

Clarisa Gambera, Secretary of Gender CTAA Capital

Cintia García, Secretary of Gender, CTAA Quilmes

Alicia Meynard, Secretary of Gender and Equality CTAA Buenos Aires

Body of Delegates of ATE – National University of Quilmes

Yanina Grismau, Director of Gender ATE Department of Buenos Aires Province

Laura Córdoba, Women's Union of the Truck Drivers Union

Estela Díaz, National CTA Gender Secretariat

Giselle Santana, Northern Region General Secretariat, CTA Capital

Patricia Romero Díaz, Secretary for Human Rights – SUTEBA

Evangelina Ortiz, FeMPINRA

Fanny Pallero, San Juan Federation

Mónica Ameneiros, APA Secretariat on Gender

Romina Rubens, Fecootrar Federation, Rosario Santa Fe

Secretariat for Gender Equality of CTA Pcia de Buenos Aires

Claudia Lazzaro, tanners unionists

National ATE

ATE Health, Gender Secretariat

National CTAA

CTAA La Plata, Beriso and Ensenada

AaGraCuba

Articulação de Mulheres Brasileiras

Articulação Feminista Marcosul

A turma da bahiana

Fecootraun Tucuman, Alfredo Carrizo

Andrea Viguet, president of Fecootraun Mendoza

Blend of flowers to finish

Assembly of J. B. Justo and Corrientes

Bahía Rosa, rescuers in the red (Bahía Blanca)

Brenda Maier, CCC Health Department Coordinator

La Enramada Community Health House

Virginia Bolten chair free

Chana, future feminism

Christian Miño, President of the CNCT

Marcosur feminist with articulation Ciscsa

Las Hilando collective artivist feminist collective lifeguard, Córdoba

Collective of intervention before the violence (CIAV)

Collective matter

Colectivo Antropobad, Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, UBA

Collego of Mujeres Osadía

Collectives / Afro Orgas

Spells with live voice. Feminist radio productions, EL Bolsón, Rio Negro

Daniel Parra, Federation of Chaco

Diego Olivares, secretary Fecootraun of Florencio Varela

Dora is listening to you (Paraná, Entre Ríos)

Edelmiro Díaz, Cotrafer Federation of Entre Ríos

The educators of Villa 21/24 and Zavaleta

emergent

School of Popular Feminism Nora Cortiñas / Gender Secretariat CTAA CAPITAL /

CCC genre space

Women's Front of the Solidarity Party

Front of the organizations in struggle

Popular Front Darío Santillán

Popular Front Darío Santillán-National Current

Feminist Forum Against the G20

Afroargentinidad indelible

Left-wing Latin socialist

Together and left-MST

The Bonfire Socorro Rosa Tierra de Fuego

The comarqueñas

The casildas

The Rosario Fugues

Hilarious rescuers in red (San Juan)

Rescuers Nanas in red (Santa Fe)

Las Rudas Lifeguards at Red Villa Mercedes (San Luis)

Lita Boitano – Sandra Moresco, families of disappeared and politically motivated detainees

Luis Coria, president of the national cartonneurs network

Maleducados Kisulelaiñ Socorro Fiske

Hands to each other, Collective Feminist (Villa Gesell)

MAFIA.

Magdalena Pura Praxis – Red Ma (g) dalena International

Popular and dissident feminist tide

María Inés La Greca, Coordinator of the UNTREE Interdisciplinary Network of Gender Studies

María Nicolás, President of Fecootraun Corrientes

Martín Bordalejo, treasurer of the CNCT

Local Table Against Gender Violence Match of the Coast

Reconquista Table

Movement of Peoples for Feminist Socialism (Juana Azurduy)

Popular Dignity Movement

Movement for Latin American unity and social change

Public women

Peronist Women X Unity – PJ CABA

Not a less Fiorito

Not so different women in a situation of social vulnerability

Chimeras – Socialist Democracy

Raúl Garofalo, Santa Fe Federation of Santa Fe

Red Dawn

Network of professionals for the right to decide

Gender and Trade Network

Red teachers, families and organizations of Bajo Flores

UNTREF interdisciplinary network of gender studies

Amazon Magazine

La Negra del Sur Magazine

Revolt Rescuers – CABA

Río rosa socorro, Colorado River

Wild Rose (Viedma, Black River)

Sebastián Raspa, Federation on May 1st in Quilmes

Queer Printers

Catamarca lifeguards

Lifeguards in Network – Women's Abortion

Rescuers in Pico General Red

Lifeguards in Red Los Lagos (Neuquén)

Lifeguards in Santa Rosa red

Lifeguard missions

Olavarría Lifeguards

Weichafe Lifeguards by Malal Chos (Neuquén)

Socorro Comarca Andina (Chubut and Rio Negro)

Socorro Rosa Balcarce

Socorro Rosa Chaco Corrientes

Socorro Rosa Jujuy

Socorro Rosa Necochea-Quequen

Socorro Rosa Quebrada and Puna (Jujuy)

Socorro Rosa Rabiosa (Comodoro Rivadavia)

Socorro Rosa Río Cuarto

Socorro Rosa Salta

Socorro Rosa San Francisco- "Las Rivas"

Socorro Rosa Santa Elena.

Socorro Rosa Santiago del Estero

Socorro Rosa Tandil

Socorro Rosa Tucumán

Villa Socorro Rosa Villa Nueva / Rosa Tribe

Socorro Rosa Villa Regina

Socorro Villa La Angostura

Marika sweat

Green tea – Collective feminist Autogestiva (Arroyito, Córdoba)

Vivas Nos Queremos – Ecuador