Mexico: Attorney General's announcement on disappeared students exposes government’s failures

Headline Title: Mexico: Announcement on disappeared students exposes government’s failures 08 November 2014 The statement by Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam today that the 43 students who disappeared in September could have been killed, burned and dumped in a river fails to address the government’s complicity in this tragedy, Amnesty International said today. The investigation into the enforced disappearance and extrajudicial killings has been limited and incomplete, with officials failing to challenge the entrenched collusion between the state and the organised…

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