Family: The latest news from Mexico on #Ayotzinapa The government story on this is slowly being refuted. First, it is believed that the students were taken away by the federal police and the army knew about it, which was reported in a Proceso magazine article, published two weeks ago, and based on documentary evidence sources from Guerrero prior to the feds taking the case over. proceso.mx/?p=391217. This claim is being denied by the government, but students took cell phone footage duirng the attacks, where the video shows them talking about the presence of the federal police: youtu.be/jYYsGdMJusg One hypothesis circulating now is that the federal police took them to Batallion 27 camp in Iguala, where they may have been killed by the military, and the ashes that were recovered were not burned in the garbage dump, [an explanation that was torn apart by UNAM physics professors (here: sinembargo.mx/11-12-2014/1190680) shortly after the Attorney General gave a press conference laying out the government´s explanation], but burned in crematory ovens located on military bases (here: jornada.unam.mx/2015/01/04/politica/008n1pol) The Mexican Army has said that it has no crematory ovens, which was refuted by Sin Embargo, a respected investigative news site, using the armys own data on funeral services for members of the military (sinembargo.mx/08-01-2015/1211431). Yesterday, families of the students and the radical teachers union ran a truck through the gates of the military base Batalion 27, demanding access, this after protests in front of the base over the last week or so. They believe the army still has some of the students. The case is being built that the army is behind this tragedy, which is key to its persecution for crimes aganst humanity in international courts. Both the mayor and his wife are now in federal jail awaiting trial, him for the murder of 6 people on the day of the attack, and her for links to organized crime. Niether for the disappearance of the students. finally, another account from the Magazine Nexos :nexos.mx/?p=23809
Posted on: Tue, 13 Jan 2015 22:01:10 +0000
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