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Ayotzinapa: a Story that Twelve Years Later Still Does Not End

Summary by La Jornada
Iguala, Gro., A survivor reconstructs the hours of that night in Iguala. In another part of the same story, the family of forensic doctor Julio César Valladares Baranda, arrested this year, questions the accusation against him and asks that it be clarified what happened with his work and with the bodies that arrived at the Forensic Medical Service (Semefo). Two different accounts that return to a story that, 12 years later, has not ended.

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Iguala, Gro., A survivor reconstructs the hours of that night in Iguala. In another part of the same story, the family of forensic doctor Julio César Valladares Baranda, arrested this year, questions the accusation against him and asks that it be clarified what happened with his work and with the bodies that arrived at the Forensic Medical Service (Semefo). Two different accounts that return to a story that, 12 years later, has not ended.

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La Jornada broke the news in Mexico on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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