Details of the Investigation Into the Missing 43 Mexican Students Have Been Made Public Joanna Plucinska - Time
go to original October 12, 2015

A man holds a sign that reads in Spanish: "We're missing 43" during a march marking the one year anniversary of the disappearances of 43 college students in Mexico City. (AP/Eduardo Verdugo)

Mexico’s Attorney General Arely Gomez Gonzalez released an 85-volume file on Sunday through her Twitter account revealing details of the Mexican government’s investigation into the fates of 43 students who went missing last year.

Gonzalez previously allowed reporters to go through a printed copy of the approximately 54,000-page investigation document with only the help of pen and paper, according to the Associated Press. The online publication of the file likely comes at the behest of Mexico’s National Transparency Institute, which has called for its release.

Some of the names and details have been censored in the document, AP reports.

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Related: Mexico Says It Will Allow International Experts to Revisit Missing Students Case (NPR)

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