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Sedena Keeps the Delivery of 853 Military Leaflets of the Ayotzinapa Case - El Sol De México

Summary by oem.com.mx
Isidoro Vicario Aguilar, a lawyer for the relatives of the 43 missing students, reported that the Mexican Army filed an appeal not to follow the order of a federal judge who asked him to hand over information obtained before, during and after the night of Iguala.
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Isidoro Vicario Aguilar, a lawyer for the relatives of the 43 missing students, reported that the Mexican Army filed an appeal not to follow the order of a federal judge who asked him to hand over information obtained before, during and after the night of Iguala.

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oem.com.mx broke the news on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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