Law Enforcement Against Prohibition Leads Caravan for Peace Across U.S.
Music By Cindy Doire
Javier Sicilia’s Caravan For Peace (with Justice and Dignity) left from San Diego, California on August 12, 2012, and arrived in Washington D.C. one month later, travelling through 25 other cities along the way.
Between August 12, and September 12, 2012 Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) lead Javier Sicilia’s Caravan for Peace and Justice from the Mexican border at San Diego to Washington D.C.
The mission of the 110 victims in the Caravan was to put a face to the pain and anguish of the 71,000 murdered and tens of thousands disappeared in Mexico since 2006 and to create a dialogue with the North American public to end the drug war.
LEAP’s Mission was to support the victims by underscoring the credibility of their message with a Law Enforcement voice that bears personal witness to the wasteful futility and harms of the War on Drugs.
This film highlights Caravan actions throughout the 27-city tour that will become part of a L.E.A.P. documentary currently in development.
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