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    She fought back against illegal loggers. Now she's been found strangled on a highway in Mexico

    by Kate Linthicum and Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times Jan 24, 2018 2 minutes

    MEXICO CITY - Like many residents of the pine-covered hills of Cheran in central Mexico, Guadalupe Campanur led a life of radical resistance.

    As a young woman in 2011, she joined town leaders in fighting back against illegal loggers and drug traffickers accused of murdering local farmers.

    She later played a role when the town's newly formed

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