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In this October 3, 1968 file photo, soldiers cut a student's hair as they arrest him during the Tlatelolco massacre in Mexico City. In 1968, students struggled to print up and distribute leaflets and fought the indifference or lies of government-aligned media; the day after the 1968 massacre, newspapers depicted it as an attack on soldiers, with headlines like “Terrorists and soldiers fought a tough battle” and “Criminal provocation causes bloody confrontation”. (Photo by AP Photo)
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