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On September 26th, people were killed and 43 students went missing at the hands of the local police in the Mexican town of Iguala. The tragedy sparked national protest, the resignation of a state governor and sent Mexico to the International Court of Human Rights.
How long have the Iguala residents suffered under police corruption? Are the students still alive? And will their disappearance prove a turning point for Mexico?
Related update: Former Mayor of Iguala and Wife Arrested in Mexico City Police Operation
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