Iguala 43 Gonzalez Rodriguez Sergio
Iguala 43 Gonzalez Rodriguez Sergio A well-researched and powerfully argued account of the disappearance of forty-three students and an analysis of the cruelty that normalizes atrocity.The word…
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Iguala 43 Gonzalez Rodriguez Sergio
A well-researched and powerfully argued account of the disappearance of forty-three students and an analysis of the cruelty that normalizes atrocity.The word "corruption" is insufficient for the magnitude of this evil. Forty-three of these students were then kidnapped and turned over to criminals who allegedly tortured and murdered them, and then burned their corpses. --from The Iguala 43On the night of September 26th, 2014, policemen attacked a group of student protestors in the Mexican town of Iguala.
The anger provoked by this atrocity, one of the most barbaric acts in recent times, divided Mexican society in two: on one side were those who unwaveringly supported the cause of the students The families of the victims refused to accept the official story, which placed all blame on local actors and absolved the federal government of any culpability.