Parents of the Missing Ayotzinapa Students Announce New Actions to Demand Justice Diana Lastiri - El Universal
go to original July 8, 2016

Protests at the Monument to the 43 on Reforma avenue (Diana Lastiri/El Universal)

The parents of the 43 missing students from Ayotzinapa who disappeared almost two years ago, announced a new series of actions in order to demand justice.

During a meeting at the improvised monument to the 43 over Paseo de la Reforma Avenue, the said that after a meeting with Foreign Affairs Minister Claudia Ruiz Massieu they decided to divide their actions in two stages.

They explained that they will work on their demand for the resignation of Tomás Zerón, head of the Criminal Investigation Agency of the Office of the Attorney General. Also, starting July 12 they will conduct a series of protests all over the nation.

Today, they are expecting the vice minister of Human Rights of the Interior Ministry, Roberto Campa, for a meeting.

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