| Members of Human Rights Groups to Visit Mass Graves in Mexico's Iguala PressTV News Videos | |
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The discovery of over 200 mass graves in the town of Iguala where 43 Mexican students went missing last year has attracted the attention of a number of human rights groups.
Rights campaigners attempting to hold the government to account will visit the town this week.
They plan to talk to those who are still searching for truth in the mysterious incident that continues to rock Mexico.
Press TV's Mexico correspondent Alasdair Baverstock has this report.
Related: 62 Guerrero Graves Yield 131 Bodies (Mexico News Daily)
Related: Haunting Photos of the Risky Search for Mexico’s Disappeared (Mother Jones)
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