Day four – Mexicanos en Exilio – pedaling for peace and justice in the middle of nowhere

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(Jacqueline Armendariz Reynolds/Borderzine.com)

(Jacqueline Armendariz Reynolds/Borderzine.com)

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Editor’s Note – Carlos Gutierrez fled Mexico in 2011 after criminals cut off his legs for refusing to pay extortion fees. His goal now in a 13-day 701-mile bicycle trip from El Paso to Austin sponsored by Mexicanos en Exilio is to raise awareness of the continuing violence and corruption in Mexico.

We weren’t quite prepared for the quiet and desolation of the desert.

My phone is not working and neither is the internet.

As a team we are finding our pace. (Jacqueline Armendariz Reynolds/Borderzine.com)

As a team we are finding our pace. (Jacqueline Armendariz Reynolds/Borderzine.com)

We are sending this from an IPAD that only seems to work in spurts.

Tomorrow the technical team is moving onto San Antonio for a few days to work. We will be back in contact when we reach civilization.

We have met so many lovely people along the way and can’t wait to share those experiences with you. Thank you for your patience.

One thought on “Day four – Mexicanos en Exilio – pedaling for peace and justice in the middle of nowhere

  1. We are praying for you Carlos. Take care and we would like to see you soon…..
    God Bless you!!!!!

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