Crime victims march to Mexico City to protest violence

Hundreds of crime victims and their relatives began a four-day march to Mexico City Thursday to protest a wave of killings and disappearances that left 35,588 people dead in 2019.The march is led by poet Javier Sicilia, whose son was killed in 2011.This time around, relatives of nine U.S. dual-nationals killed in the northern state of Sonora in November participated in the march, which set off Thursday from the city of Cuernavaca and will reach Mexico City's National palace on Sunday.