World Response

The effects of Evo's Dawn were felt all around the world and the different nations of the world each had their own methods in dealing with it. Some reacted violently, ordering extermination to any and all the children, other acted a tad more civilized by opening facilities and programs to study the evotellurics and cure them from this "illness", and others replied by protecting the newly born kind.

Canada
The first few weeks after the Dawn were chaotic. Canada had decided that extermination of the affected children would be hypocritical coming from a nation that no longer condoned the death penalty for criminals. The nation was in a state of flux, and in that flux the Raids began.

The media had been adamant about keeping the public informed after Evo's Dawn, this publicity aided the rouge element in finding and killing Evo's. The raids lasted a total of three weeks and 500 children were killed before the government could contain the rouge faction. Is also worthy to note that these raids didn't belong only to the civilian society. During the first days some within the military ordered the extermination of the children; especially those among their ranks, under the excuse that they proved to be a threat to national security. Those that refused to follow the order were threatened with court martial.

After the Raids a mandatory Evotelluric Registration was put into effect. A facility was created in the north, far from the general populace; this facility (set of facilities really) was something akin to a maximum security prison. Children were brought in, accessed and then placed in a cell designed specifically to counteract their power (provided of course that they had a power in need of being counteracted), children who could control minds in any way shape or form were separate from human all together and a series of artificial intelligence were used to monitor them. The opposite could be said for those who could control technology, they were removed from it and a special facility was create for them inside a blackout zone.

The Facility, while prison like was not a prison per se - well yes it was but they were careful to word it so that people believed they were doing the best for their children. It was argued that locking the Evo's away was the first step in understanding the powers and keeping the public save. Those who were deemed to have 'safe' (ie: powers that could not be used in anyway as a weapon) powers were allowed to leave the Facility, those who had 'unsafe' powers (weapon like powers or any sort of mind control) or 'indeterminate' powers (powers that could possibly be use as a weapon or were incontrollable by the subject) were kept in the Facility.

Parents of children held at the Facility could appeal for the release of their children. Appeal for release had to include at least one of the follow: prove that the child was not a danger to themselves or others OR an alternative means to insure the safety of the child and the community. Often children who had powers that could be easily monitor and suppressed were allowed back into the care of their parents, provided the parent followed the necessary release conditions (such as administration of medications). However it was difficult to get indeterminate cases released because of the difficulty ascertaining their powers.

Mexico
The Evo's dawn in Mexico meant a sudden change in the lives of many. The first days after the dawn public opinion was divided, on one side were those that claimed the Evo's were Angels, or had brought back the ancient powers that shamans and witches of the pre-hispanic era held. On the other side were those that claimed Evo's to be demons, beings that were to be feared and exterminated if possible. With such opinions, the government had a long debate on the issue, and was perhaps of the last governments to take some kind of action.

Pressured by the USA, the Mexican government started a campaing to seek all the evos and isolate them, sending them to islands on the pacific side. Lacking the first world technology meant that these facilities weren't able to contain all the powers unlike Canadian facilities. In these facilities, abuse of authority was something that simply couldn't happen, mostly because of the fear of strike back from the superpowered humans; escape attempts were made, and at the very least five were successful, though society suspects many more happened and weren't reported.

Back on coast, a religion was developed based on these superpowered humans. This cult spread quickly through the nation, gathering more and more people towards the same end; respect towards the "Saints", as they called them. Finally, at the start of the 2008, Evo's were recognized as citizens and thus granted all the rights the constitution provided. Mexico turned into one of the first places that didn't just give rights to the Evo's, but used their powers towards the improvement of the nation, giving it a decent boost in the economy, yet nowhere near enough to turn into a first world country.