Bereaved poet leads Mexico peace campaign

Mexican poet-turned-activist Javier Sicilia set off on a cross-country caravan with hundreds of fellow demonstrators to demand an end to drug-related bloodshed.

Mexican poet-turned-activist Javier Sicilia set off on a cross-country caravan with hundreds of fellow demonstrators to demand an end to drug-related bloodshed.

The caravan of about a dozen buses started in Cuernavaca, a resort and industrial city south of Mexico City where Sicilia’s son and six others were killed on March 28.

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