| International Panel of Experts Investigating 43 Missing Students Will Cease Work in April James Blears - Vatican Radio | |
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Pictures of the 43 missing students and a sticker that reads "We are missing 43" seen over a Mexican flag during a march in Mexico City. (Reuters/Ginnette Riquelme)
The Mexican Government is phasing out a group of investigators it chose to delve into the case of 43 student teachers who disappeared after they were abducted by municipal police and handed over to a drug gang.
James Blears reports:
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