VOICED : Cinco minutos de videollamada en lugar de abrazos en carceles mexicanas

The video discusses the shift to virtual prison visits in Mexico due to COVID-19, highlighting the experiences of families and the impact on prisons like Puente Grande. It covers the suspension of physical visits in Jalisco, the health protocols in place, and the broader COVID-19 statistics in Mexico.

What measure did the Mexican prison authorities take to maintain family connections during the pandemic?

• Increased in-person visiting hours

• Introduced virtual visits

• Allowed phone calls only

• Sent letters on behalf of inmates

How often are virtual visits conducted in the Mexican prison?

• Once a month

• Every 15 days

• Every day

• Every week

Why did the state of Jalisco suspend in-person visits to prisons?

• To implement new security measures

• To prevent the spread of COVID-19

• To renovate the prison facilities

• Due to a lack of staff

What was the reported impact of COVID-19 in Puente Grande prison?

• Six deaths and 95 infections

• Only staff were affected

• Complete lockdown with no cases

• No reported cases

What measures are taken by prison staff to ensure safety during virtual visits?

• Limiting the number of visitors

• Providing masks to inmates

• Ensuring compliance with hygiene protocols

• Conducting health check-ups for visitors