Armed Attacks in Cajeme Leave 5 Dead and One Injured

Saturday violence started with an attempted carjacking

 

Sonora newspaper El Imparcial reports that a young woman lost her life following an attempted carjacking, four others were also killed and one man was injured in armed assaults on a violent Saturday on June 15 in the Sonoran municipality of Cajeme.

19-year-old Daniela “MA” was a passenger in a vehicle that an armed assailant attempted to carjack in the Cajeme town of Yaqui Pueblo at 12:30 a.m. on Saturday. The gunman stepped in front of the car and when it failed to stop, he fired on the vehicle, wounding Daniela. She later died at a hospital.

The violence continued later that day, when five armed attacks occurred between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. in Ciudad Obregon.

The assaults started shortly after 6:00 p.m. when two young people were killed in their home on Calle Francisco Zarco in Colonia Constitución.

Minutes later, two men were killed in a hail of more than 50 bullets while in a car at the corner of Calle Otancahui and Avenida Jesus Garcia in Colonia Las Arboledas.

And at 6:30 p.m. a man was seriously injured in an armed assault while riding in a car in Obregon’s Colonia Villa Fontana. His condition was not known at the time of the report.

After the assaults, police located two vehicles with weapons and tactical equipment in the El Rodeo subdivision of Ciudad Obregon.

And in an apparently related incident, witnesses reported that four alleged “sicarios” (assassins) in a gray late-model Nissan March abandoned their vehicle, leaving one man who had multiple gunshot wounds, and commandeered a red Yaris sedan from its owner to flee from the scene.

The Saturday gun violence followed the murders of nine people as a result of armed assaults in and near the border city of Agua Prieta.

We recommend that you use extreme caution if you choose to visit Agua Prieta, Ciudad Obregon or any other place in the municipality of Cajeme.

Radio Indigena XEETCH en Etchojoa, Sonora

Radio Indigena XEETCH 700 am - Etchojoa, Sonora, Mexico

Radio Indigena XEETCH 700 am

Carretera Navojoa-Huatabampo km 27
C.P. 85280
Etchojoa, Sonora, Mexico
+52 (647) 425 0043

XEETCH – La Voz de los Tres Ríos

Radio XEETCH, 700am en Etchojoa, Sonora, es miembro del Sistema de Radiodifusores Culturales Indígenas (SRCI). Es apoyado por el CDI, la Comisión Nacional para el Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas.

La SRCI es una red de estaciones de radio comunitarias que sirven a sectores de los pueblos indígenas de la nación, con la misión de promover el carácter multicultural de México a través de la promoción de los 31 idiomas indígenas del país.

XEETCH se estableció el 19 de febrero de 1996. Se transmite en los idiomas de español, Guarijo, Yaqui y Mayo a los estados mexicanos de Sonora, Sinaloa y Chihuahua y es la única radio comunitaria indígena en la red SDCI en el estado de Sonora .

El objetivo principal de la radio XEETCH es “promover, rescatar y revitalizar el fortalecimiento, preservación y difusión de las expresiones culturales que dan identidad a los pueblos indígenas”.

La estación cuenta con un Consejo Consultivo compuesto por seis miembros de cada grupo étnico, elegidos de acuerdo a las costumbres y costumbres de cada comunidad, con el objetivo de forjar vínculos intercomunitarios entre los grupos indígenas -el Mayo (o Yoreme, el pueblo) de Sonora y Sinaloa, el Yaqui (o yoreme), y el Guarijío (o warihó en Chihuahua y macurawe en Sonora).

La función principal del Consejo es revisar, proponer y adaptar el contenido de la programación de acuerdo con las consultas que se llevan a cabo constantemente en las comunidades indígenas y que se ocupan de las necesidades y problemas de cada uno de ellos.

El Consejo también trabaja para fortalecer los lazos con otros grupos indígenas regionales, como el Pima, el Tarahumara y entre los migrantes de la costa de Hermosillo y de los valles de Sinaloa.

Para lograr esos objetivos, Radio XEETCH difunde noticias e información basada en la comunidad, cuenta con talk-shows, transmite información sobre programas públicos relacionados con salud, educación, asistencia, derechos humanos y otros temas. También toca música indígena tradicional.

La estación de radio XEETCH también tiene un grupo de corresponsales indígenas que se ofrecen como voluntarios para realizar entrevistas y recolectar grabaciones de sonido en sus comunidades. Los voluntarios también traducen contenido de radio en su idioma, reciben programas bilingües y reciben retroalimentación de su audiencia. Los materiales sonoros adquiridos por los corresponsales dan variedad y riqueza a la programación de la estación y ayudan a preservar los aspectos históricos y culturales de su patrimonio indígena.

Esta estación de radiodifusión es un importante recurso cultural local y regional, especialmente en la promoción de las lenguas, la música y las tradiciones de los tres grupos indígenas en la región de los “tres ríos” – el río Mayo, el río Yaqui y el río Fuerte.

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Radio Indigena XEETCH 700 am - Etchojoa, Sonora, Mexico
Radio Indigena XEETCH 700 am - Etchojoa, Sonora, Mexico

Indigenous Radio XEETCH in Etchojoa, Sonora

Radio Indigena XEETCH 700 am - Etchojoa, Sonora, Mexico

Radio Indigena XEETCH 700 am

Carretera Navojoa-Huatabampo km 27
C.P. 85280
Etchojoa, Sonora, Mexico
+52 (647) 425 0043

XEETCH – The Voice of the Three Rivers

Radio XEETCH, 700am in Etchojoa, Sonora, is a member of the System of Indigenous Cultural Broadcasters (SRCI). It is supported by the CDI, the National Commission for the Development of Indigenous Peoples.

The SRCI is a network of community radio stations that serve sectors of the nation’s indigenous peoples, with a mission to promote the multicultural nature of Mexico through the promotion of the country’s 31 indigenous languages.

XEETCH was established on February 19, 1996. It broadcasts in the languages of Spanish, Guarijo, Yaqui and Mayo to the Mexican states of Sonora, Sinaloa and Chihuahua, and is the only indigenous community radio station in the SRCI network in the state of Sonora.

The principal goal of radio XEETCH is to “promote, rescue and revitalize the strengthening, preservation and dissemination of cultural expressions that give identity to indigenous peoples.”

The station has a Consultative Council composed of six members from each ethnic group, chosen according to the customs and customs of each community, with the aim of forging inter-community ties between the indigenous groups – the Mayo (or yoreme, the people) of Sonora and Sinaloa, the Yaqui (or yoreme), and the Guarijío (or warihó in Chihuahua and macurawe in Sonora).

The main function of the Council is to review, propose and adapt programming content according to consultations that are constantly carried out in the indigenous communities, and which deal with the needs and problems of each one of them.

The Council also works to strengthen ties with other regional indigenous groups, namely the Pima, the Tarahumara and between the migrants of the coast of Hermosillo and of the valleys of Sinaloa.

To accomplish those goals, the Voice of Three Rivers broadcasts community-based news and information, has call-in talk shows, airs information about public programs related to health, education, assistance, human rights and other topics. It also plays traditional indigenous music.

Radio station XEETCH has a group of indigenous correspondents who volunteer to conduct interviews and collect sound recordings in their communities. The volunteers also translate radio content into their language, host bilingual programs and receive feedback from their audience. The sound materials acquired by the correspondents give variety and richness to the station’s programming and help to preserve historical and cultural aspects of their indigenous heritage.

This radio broadcasting station is an important local and regional cultural resource, especially in promoting the languages, music and traditions of the three indigenous groups in the region of the “three rivers” – the River Mayo, The River Yaqui and the River Fuerte.

Read more and listen to the live broadcast of XEETCH.

Radio Indigena XEETCH 700 am - Etchojoa, Sonora, Mexico
Radio Indigena XEETCH 700 am - Etchojoa, Sonora, Mexico