Ayotzinapa Parents Call for Mega-March Next Week for Missing Students Prensa Latina
go to original January 22, 2015

Protests for 43 missing students in Mexico continue in 2015 (Elizabeth Hogan)

Parents of missing Mexicans student teachers called a mega-march next January 26 in Mexico City, four months after their disappearance.

Felipe de la Cruz, spokesman for the families of the missing students, said in a radio interview that the call is to make a large concentration in the City of Mexico, 'because we have been through four months of suffering, despair, anxiety'.

He noted that there are no results in the search for 42 student teachers of Ayotzinapa, Guerrero state, who were victims of forced disappearance since last September 26.

Until now, just the remains of one of the 43 missing students was identified.

He said that they will keep search for the students. In the coming days they will announce the brigades that will visit Army barracks in Guerrero, and ask members of the National Human Rights Commission and government ministries to accompany them.

Everything, he said, 'within the law to avoid any suspicion action or violence, we do not want', and reiterated that despite the time elapsed, they will continue the search.

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