In the midst of a strong security deployment by the National Guardstate and municipal police, outside the funeral home and in the vicinity of the Celaya Cathedral, the body of Gisela Gaytán at the body mass present, where she was received with the cry of “president, president” and with applause.
The candidate for first councilor was present at the scene. Adrian Guerrero, without a beard and guarded by GN personnel, who refused to give interviews and asked for respect, only limiting himself to saying “Today we are accompanying Gisela.”
Adrian was present on the day of the attack in the community of Saint Michael Octopan, but he managed to escape and immediately requested security from the federal authorities.
at the funeral home San Rafael of the Alameda neighborhood, It was where family and friends gathered since Tuesday afternoon to wait for the candidate’s body and watch over it, to later hold a mass there in the chapel.
Before noon this Wednesday, a operation outside the funeral home with at least 10 federal officers and five patrols, who guarded the place where even the attendees, before entering, had to identify themselves.
At one in the afternoon the hearse left with the body of Bertha Gisela Gaytán Gutiérrez, guarded by patrols of the National Guard and the Mexican Army, while the Public Security helicopter flew over the first square of the city.
“We meet to say goodbye to Gisela, brutally murdered by the criminals of this city, we want to find consolation for those who, together with her, dreamed of the transformation of this city”, this is how the homily began, by the priest César Corres Cadavieco, who also mentioned that after the murder of Gisela Society cannot sit idly by in the face of corruption and leave political parties aside, demanding justice for the death of a woman with values and good.
Morena militants, as the candidate Richard Sheffield; Alma Alcaraz, candidate for governor and Emmanuel Reyes Carmona accompanied the family of Gisela.
At the end of the mass, amid cheers and applause, the body was taken to the pantheon to say goodbye.
Published in The Sun of the Bajío