In Modulo 2, a renovated wing of a high-security facility in Cancún, female prisoners find moments of solidarity, pride and creativity in their confinementAt the end of a road in the city of Cancún, in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, a tall watchtower rises behind barbed wire and perimeter walls closely monitored by the army. This is where the Cereso stands, a high-security prison complex housing a men’s facility as well as a section called Modulo 2 that is reserved for females. A total of 284 women are held there.Inside, time moves slowly. Days unfold according to a strict schedule, structured around chores and workshops organised by the prison administration.A morning Zumba session in the yard of the Cereso. Physical activities are part of the facility’s daily routine Continue reading...