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Memoria y Resistencia
Reference numberCC-U5P6-M48Q

Certified copy

Record of existence on the internet

Valid and verifiable Sealed on November 6, 2026, 18:15:52 (Central Mexico time)

Memoria y Resistencia hereby certifies que su sistema Turing leyó, el 6 nov 2026, 18:15:17 (hora del centro de México), la publicación de Facebook de #LaVozDeLaNoche en el enlace público que se indica abajo; que guardó una copia de su contenido; y que la huella digital SHA-256 de esa copia fue sellada por un tercero independiente (FreeTSA, estándar RFC 3161) el 6 nov 2026, 18:15:52 (hora del centro de México), y respaldada por separado en Internet Archive. Cualquier cambio en el contenido, por pequeño que sea, cambiaría la huella, y el sello dejaría de coincidir.

I What is certified

Publication
De Facebook · #LaVozDeLaNoche
Original link
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=3076289842600844
Read by Turing
November 6, 2026, 18:15:17 (Central Mexico time)
How it was obtained
Turing read it directly from the public link, with no human involvement.
Huella SHA-256
cd6a1929cf04b2b4c4a3ce05b7a300cfb07747691684392f697149be7ab1768a
Turing’s analysis
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II What it said

#LaVozDeLaNoche Encuentran cuerpo de mujer trans en Tlaquepaque Por: Israel Orozco

III Chain of custody

  1. 1Huella digital SHA-256Copia exacta de lo que Turing leyó (texto, cuenta, fecha e imágenes).Done
  2. 2RFC 3161 timestampFreeTSA, un tercero independiente, firmó la huella el 6 nov 2026, 18:15:52 (hora del centro de México).Done
  3. 3OpenTimestamps · BitcoinFingerprint sent to the public calendars; it will be in a Bitcoin block within a few hours.Done
  4. 4Internet ArchiveGuardada en archive.org el 7 nov 2026, 01:53 (UTC).Done
  5. 5MonitoringSeguía en línea en la última revisión (revisada el 7 nov 2026).Done

INTERNET ARCHIVE · Wayback Machine

Backed up on archive.org

Internet Archive, an independent digital library, saved its own copy on its servers on November 7, 2026, 01:53 (UTC). We check its index to confirm it exists before showing it here.

Why does this make it authentic?
  • It is an independent witness. Internet Archive is a non-profit digital library that has preserved the web since 1996. It has no ties to Memoria y Resistencia or to whoever published the content.
  • The copy is theirs, not ours. Their own system captures it, stores it on their servers and stamps it with their own date and time. Neither we nor the publisher can edit it or change its date.
  • Anyone can verify it. It is at a public web.archive.org address that contains the date. Anyone can open it without asking us and compare it with our copy and its fingerprint.
  • It is a recognized reference. Journalists, researchers and lawyers often cite it to show what a page looked like on a given date.
  • Two witnesses that match. Our timestamp and the Internet Archive copy are made separately. If anyone claimed we altered the copy, the archive.org one would disprove it.

Internet Archive and its logo are trademarks of Internet Archive. We use them only to show where the copy is; this is not an endorsement by them.

IV Value as evidence

It is a technical proof of integrity and date. In Mexico, information recorded in electronic media is recognized as evidence, and its weight depends on the reliability of the method used to create and keep it, on its remaining intact and on its being available for later consultation (Commercial Code, art. 1298-A; Federal Code of Civil Procedure, art. 210-A; National Code of Civil and Family Procedure, art. 348).

This certificate meets those conditions with open standards that can be verified without trusting us: SHA-256 fingerprint, third-party RFC 3161 timestamp, OpenTimestamps on Bitcoin and independent copies at Internet Archive.

It does not replace a notarial certification of facts or a NOM-151 preservation certificate. If you need it for a lawsuit or a formal procedure, the same fingerprint can be backed by them: write to us with the folio.

V How to verify it yourself

  1. Download the copy (manifiesto.json) and the timestamp (sello.tsr).
  2. Compute the fingerprint of the copy: shasum -a 256 ccu5p6m48q-manifiesto.json. It should give cd6a1929cf04b2b4c4a3ce05b7a300cfb07747691684392f697149be7ab1768a.
  3. Download from freetsa.org its certificates cacert.pem y tsa.crt, and check the timestamp: openssl ts -verify -digest cd6a1929cf04b2b4c4a3ce05b7a300cfb07747691684392f697149be7ab1768a -in ccu5p6m48q-sello.tsr -CAfile cacert.pem -untrusted tsa.crt. It should say “Verification: OK”.
  4. The .ots file can be checked at opentimestamps.org. The Internet Archive copies open directly on web.archive.org.
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Issued automatically by Turing, the analysis system of Memoria y Resistencia, with no human intervention.

Reference number CC-U5P6-M48Q · https://memoriayresistencia.org/medios/certificado/CCU5P6M48Q

This certificate shows the status of the copy at the moment it is opened; the fingerprint and the timestamp never change.

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How to use the copy (manifiesto.json)

It is the file with what Turing saved from the post: the text, the account, the date and the link. It proves the content has not changed by a single letter.

  1. Descárgalo y guárdalo junto al certificado. No lo edites ni lo vuelvas a guardar: cualquier cambio, aunque sea un espacio, cambia su huella.
  2. Saca su huella SHA-256. En Mac o Linux abre la Terminal en la carpeta del archivo y escribe:shasum -a 256 ccu5p6m48q-manifiesto.jsonOn Windows (PowerShell):Get-FileHash ccu5p6m48q-manifiesto.json -Algorithm SHA256
  3. Compárala con la huella del certificado. Debe ser exactamente:cd6a1929cf04b2b4c4a3ce05b7a300cfb07747691684392f697149be7ab1768aSi coincide, tu copia es idéntica a la que se selló.
  4. Para leerla, ábrela con el navegador o con un visor de texto. Para comprobar la fecha usa el sello (sello.tsr).
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How to use the timestamp (sello.tsr)

It is the stamp signed by FreeTSA, an independent third party, under the RFC 3161 standard. It proves the copy's fingerprint already existed at that date and time, and that nobody changed it afterwards.

  1. Download the stamp and save it in a folder.
  2. Download from freetsa.org its certificates cacert.pem y tsa.crt, y ponlos en la misma carpeta.
  3. Abre la Terminal en esa carpeta (necesitas OpenSSL; ya viene en Mac y Linux) y escribe:openssl ts -verify -digest cd6a1929cf04b2b4c4a3ce05b7a300cfb07747691684392f697149be7ab1768a -in ccu5p6m48q-sello.tsr -CAfile cacert.pem -untrusted tsa.crt
  4. Si responde «Verification: OK», el sello es auténtico. Para ver la fecha y hora selladas:openssl ts -reply -in ccu5p6m48q-sello.tsr -text
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Before you download · Step by step

How to use the OpenTimestamps proof (sello.ots)

It is the proof that the copy's fingerprint was recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain, a public record nobody can alter or delete.

  1. Descarga el archivo .ots. Ten a la mano también la copia (manifiesto.json).
  2. Entra a opentimestamps.org y arrastra el archivo .ots al recuadro de la página.
  3. Cuando te lo pida, arrastra también la copia (manifiesto.json): la página comprueba que su huella coincida.
  4. It will tell you in which Bitcoin block and on what date it was recorded. If it says it is still pending, try again in a few hours.
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