On
leaving the prison, he said, “Right now, I urgently need to go to see
the community, to involve myself in the work of defending our water, to
bring myself up to date on the legal fight, to be with my family,”
Happy, with his
two daughters in his arms and surrounded by Yaqui tribal authorities,
Mario Luna passed through the prison for the last time on the afternoon
of September 23. As he left, he emphasized, “strong, convinced that I
should never have trod the floors of the jail, strengthened in my
convictions, and bound always to the tribe´s fight against the
Independence Aqueduct."
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