A group of 43 student-teachers was trying to reach a demonstration in Iguala, Mexico, to fight against the discrimination practices perpetrated by the Guerrero Government. They had a clash with the local police and three of them were shot to death while another student, Julio César Mondragón, was tortured and murdered. According to some eyewitnesses’ opinion, the other students were arrested. They were then moved to a rural community and handed by the police to some members of the Guerreros Unidos, one of the most violent criminal organizations in Mexico.

Despite the students disappeared in their hands, Mexican authorities continue to claim no knowledge of where they are. It’s time to demand justice for the kidnapped students, government has to take responsibility for these actions!