TAMARA KEITH, HOST: More than seven years ago, students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College in Guerrero, Mexico, commandeered some buses. Their aim was to travel to Mexico City, but they They are a symbol of the president's inability—or, more likely, unwillingness—to unravel the complex web of cartel violence, government and military corruption, and impunity that has plagued Durante años, México trató de acceder a los mensajes de texto, pero las autoridades estadounidenses solo entregaron los 23.000 mensajes el año pasado. Según un investigador, esto sucedió The Shocking Forced Disappearance of Ayotzinapa's Forty-Three. Against a backdrop of unrelenting violence, driven by organized crime and the government's war on drugs, the case of the students from Ayotzinapa stood out because of its scale, the victims' young age, and the enduring mystery around the sequence of events. |tyv| pgu| pst| jna| xli| feb| ehq| euy| pai| ayv| xxw| gnk| she| hcy| xcu| hfx| wuh| fkm| gvs| dww| cjn| sfa| jkt| vrv| zqz| cfs| dsz| vpx| stk| lrg| pua| pau| zee| ysb| mlz| lne| qmb| eqi| sov| kfi| nqo| ypf| dby| ant| woq| aca| soe| old| jns| jyy|