Mexico: Torture and Historical Truth

Expand Attorney's General office's special agents embark into an armoured car some of the 27 municipal policemen involved in an attack against students in Iguala last month and now presented to the press in Mexico City on October 17, 2014. More than 1,200 security forces are looking for the college students around Iguala, where the aspiring teachers were last seen on September 26, when local police allegedly attacked them and turned them over to the Guerreros Unidos gang. © 2014 YURI CORTEZ/AFP/Getty Images This article was originally published in the newspaper El Universal in Mexico. It is…

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