Government Charged with Seeking to Criminalize Protest Movement in Mexico
Clayton Conn - teleSUR
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December 17, 2014
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Clayton Conn reports from Mexico City (teleSUR English)

Family members of the 42 missing Ayotzinapa Teachers Training College students and human rights lawyers charged that Sunday's confrontation with federal police at a concert in Chilpancingo, Guerrero was a provocation designed to criminalize the growing protest movement in Mexico (see video below).

Meanwhile, there is mounting pressure on the Federal Attorney General's Office to explain the role of the federal police and the military in the killing and kidnapping of the Ayotzinapa students as reported by the weekly magazine Proceso and contrary to the government line that only municipal police were involved.

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