Thursday, October 9, 2014

2014 Mexico Ayotzinapa Normal School Teaching Students Police Attack

2014 Mexico Ayotzinapa Normal School Teaching Students Police Attack ---
tags: mass shooting, shooting at vehicles, government corruption, gang infiltration, torture, mutilation, mass grave, burned bodies, Mexico, terrorism, mayor, fugitive

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Wikipedia: 2014 Ayotzinapa Normal School police attack In September 2014, Iguala was the site of a brutal mass murder that drew international attention, when the Iguala municipal police attacked a group of students from the Ayotzinapa Normal School. Six people, including four students and two passersby, were killed when the police opened fire on buses containing the students, and another bus carrying a local soccer team. 43 other students were taken away by police, who denied having them in custody. One student's body was found that day, tortured and with head flayed and his eyes gouged out.[1] A mass grave, believed to contain the charred bodies of 28 of the students, was discovered near Iguala on October 5.[2] They had been tortured and, according to reports, burned alive.[3] 22 police officers, said to be acting in concert with the Guerreros Unidos criminal gang, were arrested for the murders. Eight other cartel members were also arrested. The mayor of Iguala, Jose Luis Abarca, had been accused of direct participation in earlier torture murders of activists.[4] He and some associates fled the area and were declared fugitives. The Guerreros Unidos left a banner demanding the release of the 22 police officers or they would release the names of people who worked with them,[5] and protesters demanding justice for the victims marched in different cities.[6]

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  1. Thousands of people have held protests in cities across Mexico against the disappearance of students in the southern town of Iguala last month ...
  2. More news for iguala mexico

  3. Iguala - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iguala
    Wikipedia
    Iguala known officially as Iguala de la Independencia , is a historic city located 102 km (63 mi) from state capital Chilpancingo in the Mexican state of Guerrero.
  4. Cartels, corruption, and the case of 43 missing Mexican ...

    www.cbsnews.com/.../cartels-corruption-and-the-case-of-43-m...
    CBS News
    2 days ago - IGUALAMexico - On the day 43 students disappeared in this southern Mexican town, the mayor's wife was giving a speech to local dignitaries  ...
  5. BBC News - Police examine mass graves in IgualaMexico

    www.bbc.co.uk/.../world-latin-america-...
    British Broadcasting Corporation
    1 day ago - Juan Carlos Perez Salazar reports from the site of six mass graves inIgualaMexico, where 28 bodies were found.
  6. Mass Graves Found in Mexico May Contain Bodies of ...

    ktla.com/.../mass-graves-found-in-mexico-may-contain-bodies-of-...
    KTLA
    4 days ago - Police stand guard at Pueblo Viejo, in the outskirts of Iguala, Guerrero state, Mexico, where a mass grave was found on October 4, 2014.
  7. Mexico disarms police in Iguala after discovery of mass grave

    www.smh.com.au › World
    The Sydney Morning Herald
    2 days ago - IgualaMexico's federal forces have taken over security and disarmed the entire municipal police force in a southern city after 43 students ...
  8. Mass grave discovered near Iguala in Mexico | euronews ...

    www.euronews.com › News › World news
    Euronews
    6 hours ago - world news - A mass grave has been unearthed in Mexico, close to the town where 43 trainee teachers went missing last weekend after a ...
  9. In Case of Missing Students, Hillside Mass Graves Point to a ...

    www.nytimes.com/.../in-case-of-mexicos-missing-stud...
    The New York Times
    16 hours ago - The badly burned bodies of 28 people were found last weekend in a mass grave on a hillside in the outskirts of IgualaMexico. Credit Adriana  ...
  10. Missing students in mass graves near IgualaMexico ...

    www.cnn.com/2014/10/05/.../mexico-mass-graves-missing-students/
    CNN
    4 days ago - It's been more than a week since that violent night of shootouts in Iguala,Mexico. Authorities say three students were among six people killed in ...


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