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Guerrero: A molotov cocktail ready to explode

One wonders what has changed in Guerrero in the last three and a half years, since 43 students from an Ayotzinapa college were disappeared in what the Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts (GIEI) called a massive and indiscriminate attack on the civilian population. Though the group’s analysis went unnoticed, it means that crimes against humanity may have been committed in Iguala, with the possible participation of all three levels of the Mexican government: local, state, and federal.

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