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Editorial: Plaza de Armas, La Roja

La Roja Section, 3 different covers, the top one stands for the first design of the newspaper; the middle one wasĀ made for the 600 editions celebration; the last one stands for the re-design of the newspaper in charge of Schmidt Media Group.
La Roja, JulyĀ 23rd, 2012
Adiestramiento Mara featured page
("Mara" Training)
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This story is about how the latin american gang known as "Mara Salvatrucha" operate in coordination with mexican and american druglords to defend and carry illegal products through both countries frontiers. The "Maras" hava special ways to train their gangmembers so that failure is not an option.
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The picture present the tattoos related to this gangmembers which they show with pride as medals earned as warriors for their merits in battle.
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La Roja, MayĀ 22nd, 2012
Esquizofrenia por Abuso featured page
(Schizophrenia because ofĀ abuse)
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This page is an essay about how molested childs can become victims of schizophrenia and describes this affliction, itsĀ symptoms, and recomends to take action to prevent this issues.
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The illustration presents an allegory of a person being affected by schizophrenia, this illnes "clouds" the conception ofĀ reality and also interferes with what the person is saying.
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La Roja, AprilĀ 22nd, 2012
Reinas Sin Corona featured page
(Queens without a Crown)
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This story is about human trafficking, how people are sold only by their sexual value and forced unto prostitution and how's even psychologicallyĀ possible for someone to buy another person.
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The chain bindingĀ the woman's legsĀ represents the shackes imposed by those who abuseĀ others with delicateĀ yet cruel tactics while keeping the beauty ideal of the woman.
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La Roja Section, June 12th, 2012
Ciencia Forense: Rituales SatƔnicos featured page
(Forensic Science: Satanic Rituals)
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This story is about how people get confused and start criminal activity guided by "Satanic"Ā messages in movies or other media.
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The Illustration depicts a pentagram and hebrew characters being illuminated only by the light of a wax candle that brings an occult or dark atmosphere. While used in other kinds of rituals, this symbols are often misinterpreted as "satanic"Ā by the "wannabe cultists" or people in ignorance of the trueĀ cult that's originally about denying Chistianism in all its aspects.
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La Roja, July 17th, 2012
Violador SerialĀ featured page
(Serial Rapist)
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This story is about how much damage is inflicted on the victims of sexual abuse. The title repeats itself and goes inside the text many times to represent the mental torture the victims have to endure after being abused, how the psychological trauma lingers until the person can finally overcome.
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La Roja Section, April 17th, 2012
Ɓngeles de la Muerte featured page
(Angels of Death)
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This story is about people working in hospitals that often, inspired by mercy, euthanize comatose patients or those who haveĀ an illnes in itsĀ terminal stage. Many people were euthanizedĀ by thes "angels" but in Mexico, this is still a crime.
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La Roja, July 20th, 2012
Fe Ciega Part 1Ā featured page
(Blind Faith)
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This is a three part story that speaks about a religious cult that changed the rules and began overthrowing the government's authority in a municipality of the state of MichoacĆ”n in Mexico. They even burned down schools for refusing toĀ talkĀ about Creationism theory to the students.
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The vast majority of the mexican poulation are catholic believers, butĀ main picture depicts an intimate conection between the priest, the religious and social leader of this communityĀ and a nun, showing their double standardsĀ towards a catholic point of view, this is part of therir manipulation.
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Editorial: Plaza de Armas, La Roja
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Editorial: Plaza de Armas, La Roja

A few examples of pages I made for the police section of a local newspaper called "Plaza de Armas" The third cover in the first image, as well a Read More

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