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El 18 de enero de 2017, el estudiante de secundaria Federico Guevara, de 15 años, abrió fuego con un arma de fuego calibre 22 dentro de un aula del Colegio Americano del Noreste en Monterrey, Nuevo León, México. Guevara intentó suicidarse de un disparo, pero falló y se quedó sin munición[1] Los estudiantes Ana Cecilia Ramos y Luis Fernando Martínez, ambos de 14 años, y la profesora Cecilia Cristina Solís, de 24 años, sufrieron heridas graves en la cabeza. Fueron declarados en estado crítico. Después de dos meses, Cecilia murió en el hospital.[2] Mariel Chávez, de 14 años, sufrió una lesión en el brazo, pero fue declarada estable.[3] Guevara tenía problemas psicológicos.[4]

En el momento del ataque, según Aldo Fasci, fiscal del estado de Nuevo León, el operativo en ese estado se aplicaba en el 90% de las escuelas públicas, pero en ciertas escuelas privadas, como en el caso de la escuela involucrada, no había controles, debido principalmente a las quejas de los padres de familia[9].

A las 8:51 horas, en el Colegio Americano del Noreste, Guevara, quien estaba sentado en su pupitre, sacó un arma de fuego calibre 22 y disparó a quemarropa a uno de sus compañeros, luego disparó a su maestra Cecilia Solís y a otros compañeros, de entre 13 y 14 años de edad. Luego intentó dispararse a sí mismo en la sien derecha, pero falló al no conseguirlo, entonces el arma de fuego se quedó sin munición. Recargó el arma con cartuchos guardados en una caja cercana y se disparó en la barbilla. Murió más tarde en el hospital[5].

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A student at a high school in Monterrey, northern Mexico, attacked the school he attends at gunpoint, leaving five people wounded, three of whom are in very serious condition. The student died as a result of a gunshot to the head that he shot himself after opening fire on four people.

Of those injured in the classroom attack, three are “in serious condition” and are “in the operating room, being treated with head injuries”, while the fourth is in a “more stable” condition.

The incident took place around 08.00 local time (14.00 GMT) at the American School of the Northeast, located in the north of Monterrey and which is private. The governor explained that the families who have their children in that school are “anguished”, “scared” and “worried”. He also called on Mexican society to reflect on violence and the use of weapons.

The governor asked the Mexican media to stop broadcasting video images of the moment of the attack, apparently recorded by a closed circuit camera from inside the classroom where the incident took place, because they go against the rights of minors and against the prestige of the press.

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Students in Monterrey ask not to cancel classes for strike, let the men go (VIDEO)By:- 25/02/2020 22:37Students of the American School of the Northeast in Monterrey demanded not to cancel the activities on campus on March 9, in the strike “A day without us”, because it is a call only for women.

“It is evident how little the men of this institution know the very real problems for us, it is impossible not to realize how little respect they are giving us women and our movement,” concluded the student of the American College of the Northeast. On Saturday, February 22, the government of Nuevo Leon announced the suspension of activities at the basic education levels, joining the call of other educational institutions such as the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon, the Tec de Monterrey, the University of Monterrey and other middle and high schools.You may be interested in: Rodolfo Cota demonstrates against femicides in MexicolipsLabels

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After an incident with a firearm was reported inside the Colegio Americano del Noreste, parents are living moments of desperation due to the lack of information about the incident.

According to local media reports, parents went to the school to find out about their children, since information about the incident began to flow previously on social networks, causing fear and anxiety among the citizens of Monterrey.

There is a lot of consternation, among the board, students, parents, something that we must not let pass, it is something serious, it invites us to reflect on how to take care of our children”, detailed Nuevo Leon’s Security spokesman, Aldo Fasci.