Mexico: Delays, Cover-Up Mar Atrocities Response

Email The Mexican government delayed investigations into the enforced disappearances of 43 students in Iguala, Guerrero State, and the killing of 22 people in Tlatlaya, Mexico State. In the Tlatlaya case, state prosecutors sought to cover up military wrongdoing by coercing false testimony from witnesses. (New York) – The Mexican government delayed investigations into the enforced disappearances of 43 students in Iguala, Guerrero State, and the killing of 22 people in Tlatlaya, Mexico State, Human Rights Watch said today. In the Tlatlaya case, state prosecutors sought to cover up military…

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