Eight years after Mexico was shocked by the disappearance of 43 students at the hands of police officers, the often-fraught investigation was finally showing signs of progress.
A truth commission formed by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador released a report in August detailing a widespread operation that targeted the teacher-trainees.
It called the attack — one of Mexico’s most notorious human rights atrocities of the past 40 years — a “state crime” in which federal and state officials, along with the army, either participated in the attack or failed to intervene.
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