Thursday, November 13, 2014

Justice for Ayotzinapa's students




Forty three student disappeared on the evening of September 26 after taking part in a protest in the city of Iguala, about 120 miles south of Mexico city, the convoy of buses they were travelling home was stop by  Iguala’s municipal police; this “incident” has attracted international attention and the belief of a massive lack of information in Mexico. On November eight were found 43 people previously killed and burned on the municipal dump of Cocula; the PGR said that this may not be the bodies of the 43 disappeared students and that they still missing; on the other hand the PGR holder said that the burned bodies will be sent to Innsbruck and Austria to identify if they were the students or not.

This case reveals the deterioration of Mexico’s political and social justice and security; because the 43 students were just claiming their rights but this is not the worst thing; they disappeared when the municipal police stopped the buses this means that the police is involved on the disappearance of 43 people and instead of protecting citizens they represent a danger for the society. 
The parents and family of the missing students still having hope until the analysis arrive; and they will protest in cities across Mexico against the disappearance of their loved people and the justice they deserve because they want their sons, fathers, brothers, etc. alive as they were taken. This problem has been heard around the world and the people of different countries support the protest of Mexican parents and students against the injustice and ineptitude of  politics.