“Vallarta, Wake Up!” Activists Push Back on Censorship Claudio Fabián Guevara - Diario de Vallarta
go to original August 1, 2022

For months now, a handful of Puerto Vallarta truth activists have been defying censorship in digital platforms and media (a phenomenon that was denounced by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador) through a set of persistent and non-violent actions.

Last month, the campaign racked up three surprising victories, and a few setbacks. Overall, the work of groups such as "Mexicans for Truth Vallarta" and "United for Freedom Jalisco" gained greater visibility and public transcendence, even while paying the cost of being vituperated by the media guardians of the wall of silence.

What the Blind Do Not See: Censorship on Digital Platforms

Since the beginning of the pandemic, censorship in digital platforms and media has been undisguisable. Any publication or information that contradicts the postulates of the institutional dogma on health, climate change or other topics in vogue, is systematically and ruthlessly suppressed.

The imposition of a single way of thinking, which overrides scientific debate and dissent, has been evident since the launch of Operation Coronavirus in March 2020. Many people have not noticed. A form of widespread blindness seems to have infected the perception of the majority of the public, captured by mind control techniques on a massive scale.

However, a minority of citizens, doctors and scientists continue to defend the right to free speech, spreading the information removed from the media and striving to "wake up" their fellow victims of deception and concealment.

Jezabel Rosales on Radio Universidad

The week began with an unusual event: Jezabel Rosales was interviewed on Radio Universidad and alerted the public about the submerged information surrounding the "vaccination" of children against Covid. Dr. Rosales is an emergency physician from Puerto Vallarta who raised her voice a few months ago from the pages of Diario de Vallarta to warn about the danger of the injections, the fraud of the PCR tests and the deceit of the manufactured pandemic.

The Radio Universidad newscast practiced a classic form of journalism that seems to have been forgotten in recent years: presenting two different opinions on the same subject.

The enemy quickly struck back: the audio of the interview, uploaded to YouTube by a media outlet belonging to a prestigious university, was quickly removed by the platform. In a few hours, it had reached thousands of reproductions.

Activism in La Lija: On the Brink of Police Repression

Tuesday and Wednesday, groups of volunteers stationed themselves in La Lija to distribute pamphlets and information about the experimental injections that began to be given to children between 5 and 13 years of age. Some of the families who were preparing to vaccinate their children reacted with disgust. The police intervened to dissuade the activists and there were threats of arrests.

Members of the local press echoed some of the discussions, inflamed them with alleged aggression and insults, and condemned the activists' action. "If vaccination is voluntary, why bother families who choose to vaccinate their children?" is the reasoning put forward.

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This article was translated from Spanish using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process.