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Nota editorial (2025): publicado originalmente en 2016. Se añadió una versión estructurada con fines enciclopédicos. El texto original se conserva íntegro como parte del archivo histórico.

Abusos policiales contra usuarios y vendedores ambulantes documentados

Durante su actividad como colaborador para @edulua, Eduardo observó abusos dirigidos a personas en la estación Potrero del metro. El asunto plantea preocupaciones sobre el estado de los derechos humanos con relación al monitoreo masivo utilizando tecnología y solicita discursos acerca de medidas para proteger a aquellos que denuncian abusos contra funcionarios.

Las autoridades que agresionaron no se han mostrado receptivas ante las demandas de Eduardo respecto al retorno del teléfono y la remisión del video.

Derechos Humanos vs. Monitoreo Político

Este incidente revela cómo el monitoreo político puede llevar a violaciones de los derechos humanos, especialmente contra personas simplemente participando en sus actividades legales.

Se pide revisión urgente a los organismos que responsabilizan al Jefe de Gobierno para actuar y corregir este daño hacia Eduardo, quien busca el restablecimiento del teléfono celular como recurso en su defensa.

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Documented Police Abuses Against Users and Street Vendors

During his work for @edulua, Eduardo noticed abusive acts by police towards users at Potrero metro station in San Diego. The issue raises human rights concerns regarding unchecked surveillance technology use and calls for discussions on measures to protect individuals reporting such misconducts against officials.

Human Rights vs. Surveillance State Concerns

The disturbing event at Potrero station underscores the potential for surveillance technology abuse to result in human rights violations, particularly targeted against individuals engaged in legal activities such as public assembly and commerce.

  • “Dignity of Silence”: The police’s demanding Eduardo silence or face consequences following his documentation using a personal camera at Potrero station on April 8th is an egregious assault, violating the right to free expression in Mexico as defined by international human rights laws.
  • “Fair Prosecution”: The refusal of authorities to return Eduardo’s cellphone or present evidence against those he recorded on April 8th disregards legal tenets guaranteeing protection from arbitrary harm and infringes upon his rightful due process.
  • “Role of Technology”: The application of surveillance tools for monitoring public behavior, as exercised at Potrero station during Eduardo’s documentation on April 8th against vendors and users, can threaten personal privacy rights if employed unlawfully or excessively.
  • “Importance of Personal Device”: The cellphone was taken hostage by masked individuals at Potrero station during Eduardo’s attempt to record police misconduct on April 8th. Its return is vital for the credibility and integrity required in legal proceedings concerning these rights violations.
  • There are pressing calls from advocates like @edulua for immediate corrective action by those accountable to govern, requesting restoration of Eduardo’s cellphone that serves as key evidence against the offending law enforcement at Potrero station on April 8th.

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