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Därefter torterade och avrättade maffian de lärare-studenter som överlevt polisens skott. Maffian brände sedan upp de styckade kropparna på myndigheternas (borgmästarens) order.
De boende i området för dådet misstänker starkt att samarbetet mellan drogkarteller och myndigheter går långt ovanför den lokala nivån.
Tusentals mexikaner har senaste tiden bl.a. bränt ner delar av regeringsbyggnader och anfallit presidentpalatset som hämnd för avrättningarna.
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Man har funnit förkolnade rester nära en en flod som misstänks komma från de 43 försvunna ungdomarna. Fast det uppges att det kommer att ta månader att identifiera kvarlevorna p g a maffians omsorgsfulla arbete med "av-identifikation."
Under sökandet efter studenterna har man funnit ytterligare fem massgravar i Iguala, Mexiko. Troligtvis kommer de kropparna från andra uppdrag inom drogmaffians verksamhet.
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Tre medlemmar i mexikanska drogmaffian har erkänt att de fört bort de 43 studenterna till en avlägsen plats och därefter avrättat studenterna och bränt upp deras kroppar.
Maffiamedlemmarna säger att det var på uppdrag från borgmästaren i Iguala, Jose Luis Abarca.
Borgmästaren flydde först tillsammans med frun när uppgifter om händelsen började läcka, men paret infångades till slut.
Källor säger att borgmästarens fru ville bli nästa års borgmästare och därför inte accepterade demonstrationer och protester som kunde äventyra hennes kandidatur.
Så den enkla lösningen var naturligtvis att göra sig av med besvärliga demonstranter genom att skjuta dem och bränna upp kropparna på en avlägsen sopstation.
Den lokala korrupta polisen har i efterhand erkänt att de överlämnade studenterna till maffian.
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Borgmästaren i Iguala tillsammans med frun Mary av Angels Pineda.
Bild: http://www.excelsior.com.mx/nacional/2014/11/04/990490
***Bild: http://www.excelsior.com.mx/nacional/2014/11/04/990490
Keiser Report om händelserna i Mexiko från ca: 0:50-5:00.
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Mexican Gang Members Confess To Killing Missing Students
The Mexico attorney general announced Friday three members of a criminal gang have confessed to killing the 43 missing students.***
Sources:
Getty Images http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/new...
CNN http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/07/world/a...
Office of the President of Mexico https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v53lf...
The New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/19/wor...
Fusion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOkPm...
BBC http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-a...
Getty Images http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/new...
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City in Mexico - Iguala, known officially as Iguala de la Independencia, is a historic city located 102 km from the state capital of Chilpancingo, in the Mexican state of Guerrero in southwestern Mexico. Wikipedia
***Mexico Is Trying To Overthrow Their Government?
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Publicerades den 11 nov 2014 We Are Change
In this video Luke Rudkowski breaks down the latest situation unfolding in Mexico. Publicerades den 11 nov 2014 We Are Change
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Mexican Students Hauled Away in Police Cars Before Going Missing
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Publicerades den 4 okt 2014 Fusion
http://fus.in/1rcqM1R
In the United States, a missing college student can draw national media attention for weeks.
In Mexico, 44 students from the Ayotzinapa Teacher’s College have been missing since Sept. 25, after a group they were part of had a confrontation with police in the southern state of Guerrero.
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Mexico presidential palace attacked amid rage over missing students
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Publicerades den 9 nov 2014 euronews (in English)
The wooden door was briefly set alight but the protesters did not get inside.
A group carrying torches broke away from what had been a mostly peaceful protest demanding justice for the students, who were abducted six weeks ago and apparently murdered and incinerated after an operation involving corrupt police in league with drug gang members.
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/11/09/me...
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RT 2014-11-13
A crowd of about 500 protesters set ablaze the state congress building in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero in a violent rally over the alleged massacre of 43 college students.
A crowd of about 500 protesters set ablaze the state congress building in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero in a violent rally over the alleged massacre of 43 college students.
Students and teachers stormed the Guerrero state legislature in the city of Chilpancingo on Wednesday and set fire to the library and chamber. Both areas were empty during the break-in.
In another part of the city, the protesters set fire to the education department's audit office. [...]
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Mexico Violence:
- Protesters armed with bats, metal pipes & machetes clash with riot police
To block youths from marching onto the airport, hundreds of riot police were deployed to surround the angry crowd chanting “We want them alive!” Young people began attacking the police blocking their passage.
Police, armed with anti-riot shields, charged at protesters.
The confrontation along Fray Servando two kilometers from the international airport lasted about half an hour.
Mexico city is once again engulfed in chaos as three marches in
Mexico City are taking place which started at 17:00 local time
(23:00 GMT), and are due converge on the central square, or
Zocalo, on the 114th anniversary of the day the Mexican
Revolution to overthrow dictator Porfirio Diaz began in 1910,
Reuters reports.
The disappearance of 43
students near the town of Iguala over 6 weeks ago continues to
fuel outrage across Mexico as protests steadily intensify. The
students were detained on September 26, following a protest where
a group of students clashed with police. They have been missing
ever since.
Their classmates blamed their “disappearance” on corrupt government and police with alleged close ties to drug cartels. Mass graves were discovered in the area in early October, but initial tests suggested they were not those of the students. More bodies have been found since then, and now the accuracy of the initial tests is under question.
http://rt.com/news/207491-mexico-clashes-national-strike/
Mexico Violence:
- Protesters armed with bats, metal pipes & machetes clash with riot police
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Publicerades den 11 nov 2014 RT
A group of masked protesters in Mexico armed with bats, metal pipes, and machetes clashed with riot police who tried to block them from getting through to Acapulco airport. The protests first started at the end of September over the abduction of 43 students who were detained by police and have not been seen since. ***
RT 2014-11-21
Mexican riot police have suppressed a violent student protest which tried to storm Mexico City's airport. The crowd raged as part of a national strike over the alleged government involvement in the “disappearance” of 43 students almost two month ago. http://rt.com/news/207491-mexico-clashes-national-strike/
Police engaged some 300 masked demonstrators who threw Molotov cocktails and shot fireworks at law enforcement lines outside the capital’s Benito Juárez international airport.
Publicerades den 11 nov 2014 RT
A group of masked protesters in Mexico armed with bats, metal pipes, and machetes clashed with riot police who tried to block them from getting through to Acapulco airport. The protests first started at the end of September over the abduction of 43 students who were detained by police and have not been seen since. ***
RT 2014-11-21
Mexican riot police have suppressed a violent student protest which tried to storm Mexico City's airport. The crowd raged as part of a national strike over the alleged government involvement in the “disappearance” of 43 students almost two month ago. http://rt.com/news/207491-mexico-clashes-national-strike/
Police engaged some 300 masked demonstrators who threw Molotov cocktails and shot fireworks at law enforcement lines outside the capital’s Benito Juárez international airport.
- More than 30 Mexican cities are participating in the national strike demonstrations.
- However, the largest are happening in Mexico City and in the state of Guerrero, where the crime took place in late September.
To block youths from marching onto the airport, hundreds of riot police were deployed to surround the angry crowd chanting “We want them alive!” Young people began attacking the police blocking their passage.
Police, armed with anti-riot shields, charged at protesters.
The confrontation along Fray Servando two kilometers from the international airport lasted about half an hour.
Their classmates blamed their “disappearance” on corrupt government and police with alleged close ties to drug cartels. Mass graves were discovered in the area in early October, but initial tests suggested they were not those of the students. More bodies have been found since then, and now the accuracy of the initial tests is under question.
Mexikos polis, myndigheter och maffian bakom avrättningen av 43 studenter - "Mexiko i lågor"
'Journalism is printing what someone else does NOT want printed: - Everything else is public relations.'
Parliament on fire: Mexico protesters torch state congress over kidnapped students
SvaraRaderahttp://youtu.be/ZNGAzTIV5LE
-Protests over 43 missing students sweeping to a head in Mexico-
SvaraRaderaNovember 17, 2014
The disappearance of 43 students near the town of Iguala over 6 weeks ago continues to fuel outrage across Mexico. While public anger is growing over the government's handling of the case, protesters are blocking roads and demanding justice.
Over a thousand student protested in Mexico City on Sunday, blocking a busy avenue with rubbish bins. The demonstration was called after two students were shot and injured by police at the Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) on Saturday.
The student march, which began at Copilco metro station, made its way to Rectoria, the heart of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
After the peacful demosntraion ended, a group of around 20 masked students set oil containers on fire and threw rocks smashing windows of a bank and a petrol station in a business area located outside of the university.
On Sunday, during the G20 Summit in Australia, attended by Mexican President Pena Nieto among others, demonstrators demanded justice in the Ayotzinapa case. A group of protesters carrying Australian and Mexican flags emblazoned with the number 43 gathered in Brisbane.
They also had banners saying: "You are not welcome in Australia," and demanded the Mexican president's resignation.[...]
http://rt.com/news/206211-protests-missing-students-mexico/
-Mexican Military Threatens Intervention against Mass Protests-
SvaraRaderaNovember 22, 2014 By Eric London - World Socialist Web Site / Global Research
The Mexican state is gripped by a deepening political crisis amidst mass protests over the disappearance and likely massacre of 43 student teachers.
The military has threatened to intervene as popular anger mounts against the government and the entire political apparatus.
On Thursday, hundreds of thousands of workers and youth converged on Mexico City’s Zocalo Square. Many of the parents of the normalistas from the Ayotzinapa Rural Normal School took part in the rally, which was held just under two months after the disappearance of their children in late September.
Participants denounced the government of President Enrique Peña Nieto, which is complicit in the disappearance of the students and is widely hated for its right-wing, pro-business policies.
The military has responded with ominous warnings about the danger of social “instability.” At a military graduation ceremony Thursday, General Salvador Cienfuegos, Peña Nieto’s defense secretary, alluded to the demonstrations by citing “insecurity” as one of “the great challenges we confront.”
The Army, Cienfuegos declared, “acts with strength and determination when it becomes necessary.” He added, “In times of disunity is when the country has suffered its major fractures.”
This is the standard language of a military clique prepared to intervene with force in political life, and the Mexican ruling class has a long history of ordering military attacks on demonstrations.[...]
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2014/11/22/mexi-n22.html
http://www.globalresearch.ca/mexican-military-threatens-intervention-against-mass-protests/5415580
More mass graves unearthed in search for missing Mexican students
SvaraRaderaPublished time: November 25, 2014
Civilian volunteers and NGOs have found at least four mass graves in a Mexico search operation for the remains of the 43 students who went missing after protests in September.
Information about the number of newly found mass graves varies, with Associated Press reporting 10 sites found on Sunday, in addition to at least 15 other mass graves discovered during the two-month operation.
Seven of the newly found graves contain human bones, while other sites consist of dirty clothing stained with blood.
The new graves were discovered at La Laguna, just west of Iguala, where police officers clashed with protesting students in September, shooting at several buses transporting protesters. The accident claimed the lives of three students and three civilians. The survivors were allegedly handed over to a local Guerreros Unidos (United Warriors) gang by the local police and nobody has seen the students since.[...]
http://rt.com/news/208619-mexico-mass-graves-students/