Facing students to Calderon at the palace, the EMP leads to the judge

Increpan When President Felipe Calderón praised the Indian Euphrosyne Cruz lifted because the voice in their community and defended the right of women to vote, Leonardo Andres Gomez Emilsson, a student of 18 who had received the hands of the president's National Youth Award , Stood on the podium, raised his arms and shout: "spurious".

The Executive continued with his speech while two elements of the Presidential placed behind the couple, one of them took the arm and told him: "Calm down!".

Just a few seconds had elapsed when Marco Jimenez Santiago, who was among the audience, exclaimed: "there is no freedom in this country, no freedom!", So that two other elements of the EMP approached him, took the arm and took him away, while Calderon warned that unlike 1968, "one of the saddest moments" of history, and now there is freedom "can give performances like this.

"Today Mexico, as just see again, has spaces of freedom and tolerance that then would have been unimaginable. It has solid democratic institutions, founded on freedom and pluralism of ideas, "expressing met a day after the 40th anniversary of the massacre of Tlatelolco. Following the ceremony, 15 of the 16 award-winning took the official photo with the president.

Gomez missed just Emilsson, who won the recognition of academic merit and was the first to receive it, because at that time was taken by an arm of the military, who told him: "you come with me," and when the boy asked where wearing, the response was "here to the corner." And he was taken to an office of the National Palace, where he and another protester remained incommunicado, were questioned and photographed until, finally, in a patrol both were referred to court civic number 33, where they came because the Presidency of the Republic does not charges raised against him.

But for nearly two hours was a story of confusion in the courtyards of the National Palace. The winner's father, Luis Gomez, an academic from the Faculty of Political Science at the UNAM, was going from one place to another without anyone to report the whereabouts of her son.

"Here I am going to be, the president is talking about freedom of expression and simply because my son said he did not agree what got in the act. I find it regrettable, "he said while elements of the EMP prevented it from passage and pushing to the press not to cross the central courtyard. At that time, Calderon was already gone, as was Secretary of Public Education, Josefina Vazquez Mota, who departed in haste to attend the Youth Parliament.

The only staff member present was the director of the Instituto Mexicano de la Juventud (Imj), Priscila Vera, who face questions from reporters only responded with silence. "I passed along," repeated while looking away from reporters and even tried to get away from the father of award-winning student, but he said: "We are not going to disappear, please ... is the only one who is here.

" Meanwhile, in an office of the National Palace, the elements of the EMP were questioning. "When I was arrested I twisted his arm, I took the key and left me in solitary about an hour and a half," he said after Marco Jimenez. Then explained what led to the corner of a room, it sat in a chair and asked him a credential. "I said: 'chingada how you got here.

You were invited? "I told them that we recorded a project (in Imj) and that left us enter, then asked for the list and made a mess", was the youngest graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters at UNAM. He continued his story: "and I told them who they were, as if they were presidential guards, and they told me 'you worth mothers'. I was very nervous and I asked one of the heads that where I am going to carry. I said: 'You worth mothers, you are going to get out of here and now you talk to the PFP', then put three guards were not armed.

I wondered what I would do, where to bore me, why I had stopped and they answered me: ask your petty conscience. " Followed by questions that came up the other couple. "They made me sit down and aggressively asked me where and why I'm studying. I told them they already had that information, because I received the prize. And then I took photographs, "Gomez would also Emilsson. After 40 minutes of not having information about his son, Gomez finally came together with the holder of Imj to an office adjacent to the Mariana Puerta, and was not seen leaving the press.

At the edge of one of the afternoon, ie hour and a half after it began, an official of the Presidency of the Republic explained that they were in "the agency number 33 of the Public Ministry" and would shortly be issued a communique. Puzzled, grandparents of the young, Ingvar Emilsson, also of the UNAM academic, and Oliva Sanchez boarded a taxi and were looking for their relatives.

The court found in the civic number 33, in the Pino Suarez subway station, but no one yet knew what would happen to them. By then, Los Pinos had already informed that make no charges against them. Within minutes, officers of the court civic and informed them that they could withdraw. "There was a withdrawal, which seems logical to me, after the detainees were illegal," said Luis Gomez.

A commander named Raul Olvera still had explained that violated the Law on Civic Culture. "But the president gave instructions not to punish them, as the boy the only thing he did was say the sentiment."