Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-09-20
Muxe designer Elvis Guerra reported an armed attack on his home in Juchitán following threats. President Sheinbaum assured him of no impunity.
Elvis Guerra, a muxe designer from Juchitán, Oaxaca, reported an armed attack on his home and threats against his life. Guerra is known for creating the embroidered attire worn by President Claudia Sheinbaum during the Independence Day "Grito" ceremony. He stated that the President assured him of no impunity in the investigation.
This incident brings attention to the vulnerability of Indigenous artists and LGBTQ+ individuals in certain regions of Mexico. The attack on Guerra underscores ongoing concerns about safety and the potential for violence against those who gain public prominence, particularly within communities that have historically faced marginalization.
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Left: Elvis Guerra, a muxe designer whose embroidery was worn by Sheinbaum, reported an armed attack and threats.
Center: Muxe designer Elvis Guerra reported threats and an armed assault on his home in Juchitán, receiving assurances from President Sheinbaum against impunity.
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