This Is What Outrage Looks Like in Mexico City
Images of the Protestors Who Took to the Streets to Ask Their Government for Accountability—and an End to Violence
Mexicans have taken to social media, and to the streets, to express their outrage at the disappearance in late September of 43 students from a rural teachers’ college in the southern state of Guerrero. The students were last seen in the city of Iguala the night of September 26, after an altercation with local security forces. Now, six weeks later, Mexican authorities have found burned remains of what they believe are the students’ bodies; they also have videotaped confessions from the people who carried out their murders. The mayor of …
