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The massacre was preceded by months of political unrest in the Mexican capital, echoing student demonstrations and riots all over the world during 1968. The students wanted to harness the attention focused on Mexico City for the 1968 Summer Olympics. The students demanded:[1]

Repeal of Articles 145 and 145b of the Penal Code (which sanctioned imprisonment of anyone attending meetings of three or more people, deemed to threaten public order).
The abolition of granaderos (the tactical police corps).
Freedom for political prisoners.
The dismissal of the chief of police and his deputy.
The identification of officials responsible for the bloodshed from previous government repressions (July and August meetings).

經過

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九月中，墨國國慶日，二十萬學生用手帕蒙著嘴巴，遊行示威。政府則動用軍警，進佔更多的學校，並開始進行逮捕。在政府打壓下，學運勢頭明顯減弱。十月二日，餘下的學運領袖召開會議，地點是墨城特萊特洛高（Tlatelolco）的三原文化廣場，那是學生多次舉行會議的地方。救災那一天，軍隊出動坦克包圍廣場。當日廣場上來了很多年輕人，等待學生代表會議的結果。會議在下午五時開始。六時過後，入夜，還未及散會，軍警向人群開火。參與鎮壓行動的包括奧林匹亞營部，那是為奧運保安而特別訓練的部隊。鎮壓行動中，軍隊使用多種槍械，開槍過萬發。法國週刊Le Nouvel Obervateur 的記者寫道：“我從來未見過這樣向人群開槍。”當晚，二千人被捕。

處理手法

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有一點看來是肯定的，就是曾有命令，鎮壓行動要不留證據。當晚現場燈光熄滅，全區電話中斷，記者的採訪攝影被沒收底片，連醫院也實行封鎖消息。其後，被捕的人在獄中受到種種酷刑和虐待，領導學運的人被聽命政府的法庭判刑。百多個被審判的人都被扣上搶劫、兇殺、煽動叛亂等罪名。其中有個先天性雙臂短小殘障的人，被判決認定從遠處投彈焚燒了十二輛巴士。

事後

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Thirty years after the massacre, the Mexican government continues to deny its people basic facts about what happened -- refusing to open Army and police records to public scrutiny on the grounds of "national security," denying Congress the right to hear testimony by agents of the state who were present at Tlatelolco. The valiant investigative efforts by reporters, scholars, historians, and an official congressional committee have helped clarify the events of 1968 enormously. But Mexico's secret archives are also critical for a full understanding of Tlatelolco -- and until they are opened, doubts about the truth of the Tlatelolco massacre will linger on.

墨西哥政府仍以國家安全為由,拒絕公開當年軍警的紀錄,並拒絕國會聽取證人所提供的證供!

墨西哥城大屠殺與美國的關係

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In October 2003, the role of the U.S. government in the massacre was publicized when the National Security Archive at George Washington University published a series of records from the CIA, the Pentagon, the State Department, the FBI and the White House which were released in response to Freedom of Information Act requests.

Stele dedicated to the remembrance of massacred students.
The documents detail:
•  That in response to Mexican government concerns over the security of the Olympic Games the Pentagon sent military radios, weapons, ammunition and riot control training material to Mexico before and during the crisis.
•  That the CIA station in Mexico City produced almost daily reports concerning developments within the university community and the Mexican government from July to October. Six days before the massacre at Tlatelolco, both Echeverría and head of Federal Security (DFS) Fernando Gutiérrez Barrios told the CIA that "the situation will be under complete control very shortly".
•  That the Díaz Ordaz government "arranged" to have student leader Sócrates Campos Lemus accuse dissident PRI politicians such as Carlos Madrazo of funding and orchestrating the student movement.
In 1993, in remembrance of the 25th anniversary of the events, a stele was dedicated with the names of few of the students and persons who lost their lives during the event.

美國為求墨西哥奧運順利舉行,竟然向墨西哥政府提供軍事通訊器材,武器及軍火等物資, CIA駐墨西哥工作人員更與當地政府有緊密聯繫,幾乎每日向美國政府提供事態發展!此為千真萬確!!!

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