Parents of the 43 students of Ayotzinapa reported that the federal government acknowledged that 17 of the students were in the holding cells, known as railings, of the Municipal Police of Iguala. The information was released by Melitón Ortega Jiménez, uncle of Maurio Ortega Valerio, one of the 43 students forcibly disappeared in September 2014. Ortega Jiménez made these statements before state and federal police, as well as military elements, pr…
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Parents of the 43 students of Ayotzinapa reported that the federal government acknowledged that 17 of the students were in the holding cells, known as railings, of the Municipal Police of Iguala. The information was released by Melitón Ortega Jiménez, uncle of Maurio Ortega Valerio, one of the 43 students forcibly disappeared in September 2014. Ortega Jiménez made these statements before state and federal police, as well as military elements, pr…