se me quitÓ ese miedo al estÁ cerca de ella. >> johanna ramos de 10 aÑos de edad muriÓ el viernes de> aquÍ en donde se iniciÓ esta tragedia que tiene toda una comunidad bastante afectada. independientemente de como ha sucedido las cosas, lo cierto es que llegÓ el punto de la verdad, el momento de decirle adiÓs para siempre a la pequeÑa johanna. >> dice la seÑora cecilia que sÓlo pide fuerzas para poder desprenderse de su hija. >> ahora es el Último dÍa, es bien difÍcil. algo que ya no se mueve. >> en los ngeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. >> el presunto violador y asesino cÉsar armando, alias el coqueto, fue dado de alta del hospital donde fue atendido despuÉs de su captura. paulina gÓmez hablo os cuenta. >> tras la recaptura de cÉsar armando, presunto violador y homicida serial, la madre su segunda vÍctima le enviÓ un mensaje. >> con la vida de mi hija, de mi familia, nos mataste en vida y no es justo pero yo me sentÍa tranquila porque ya estÁ en manos de la justicia cuando me entero que se les escapa. >> durante 30 dÍas, buscÓ a su hija y la encontrÓ muerta. ahora con fotogra

. >> so johanna already raised the issue about the degree the government can physically repress. they're doing it in rights term, constitutionally, legally, but the question is whether they're going to actually physically then repress as interesting is, johanna, much of your work is looking at the ground up. how are these groups responding to the institutional discrimination they may or may some are privileged. brine, looking top down. a social aspect to it. i'd like to talk to you more about, you have a top-down story. if there's a policy in place, people are more apt to use that to legitimate the discriminatory action against religious minorities, what about from the ground up? a population saying, no, this is our interpretation of whatever faith it is, how you're supposed to behave in public and then the government has to come in and sort of validate that or say, no, we're going to change the policy that sort of thing. seems to me i actually would, my sense is, probably goes both way, but i'd be curious about the data on that. but so it's sort of the strategic interaction ever

johanna, you first, then brine, then mohammed. >> first, i'm not quite sure that anything that mohammed said really contradicts my findings, because in the general political science literature, the association between regime type and violence is thought to be curved to linear. in the most repressive regimes you tend to see less violence than in transitional regimes and again, violence decreases again in liberal democracies. and we are only looking at democracies so far and it's possible that one, once we start looking at authoritarian regimes as well we will find more of a curved linear relationship. i also agree that the real world is messy, but we can still, if we have particular ideas about how it is messy, we can account for that in cross-national and longitudinal analysis. in our studies we count for things like concentration and country-specific effects and electoral institutions, and the economy, et cetera, et cetera. doesn't mean we necessarily captured everything but we certainly can capture a lot of variation associated with that messiness. also, the predictions that we make a