but he's anchoring his presidency on his relationship with the mexican army.18, this administration made explicit commitments to investigate and to bring the perpetrators to justice. not only have they not done that, when the special prosecutor's unit was getting really close to full documentation of the events that night, which included military participation, they dynamited the case. i think they blew it up from the inside because they didn't want to touch the army. chanting. injune 2023, the mexican government reissues 16 of the arrest warrants for soldiers. but omar is also now under investigation for his handling of the case. injuly 2023, the group of independent experts left mexico. in their final report, they accused the army of obstruction by failing to provide all documents and evidence relating to the case. insects buzz. what ayotzinapa shows you is this absolute fusion between transnational drug trafficking and the entire apparatus of state security. municipal police. state police. federal police. army. military intelligence. and not only that — aft

the fortress was besieged by the six thousandth army of the mexican general santa anna.ew defenders of the citadel held out for 13 days, but reinforcements were late. almost all the texans, including commanders dave crocket and jim bowie, were killed. the mexican victory was short-lived, and most importantly, given their losses in this battle are inconclusive. the settlers of texas, suddenly, from nowhere, had money and modern weapons. the very next year they assembled a well-armed army under the command of sam houston. the decisive battle took place near the town of san jacinto. 800 texian soldiers surrounded the headquarters of the mexican army and, shouting “remember allom,” defeated the enemy. general santa anna was, according to some sources, taken by surprise while resting in his tent, having ordered himself not to be disturbed. the very next day he was taken to captive in the uniform of a private dragoon. he was identified and forced to sign peace. mexico pledged to recognize the independence of texas, and its troops withdrew south of the rio grande river. soon te

the decisive battle took place near the town of san jacinto. 800 texian soldiers surrounded the mexican army shouting “remember allama.” defeated the enemy. general santa anna was, according to some sources , taken by surprise while resting in his tent, having ordered himself not to be disturbed. the very next day he was captured in the uniform of an ordinary dragoon. he was identified and forced to sign peace. mexico pledged to recognize the independence of texas and its troops retreated south of the rio grande river. soon texas was proclaimed republic, but only 9 years later it officially became an american state. in 846 , the americans invaded mexico and took its capital. two years later, a peace treaty was signed, under which the mexicans were forced to cede not only texas, but also upper california, arizona and new mexico. as a result of the mexican-american war, the entire american south became part of the united states, including texas, which was annexed for debts to the united states. this is now texas - a symbol of resettlement from south to north; it all started with the reverse mo

the fortress was besieged by an army of six thousand mexican general santa anna.efenders of the citadel held out for 13 days. but reinforcements were too late, and almost all the texans, including commanders dave crocket and jim bowie, were killed. the mexican victory was short-lived and, most importantly, given their losses in this battle, inconclusive. the settlers of texas, suddenly, from nowhere, had money and modern weapons. armies and shouting “remember allam” defeated the enemy. general santa anna was, according to some sources, taken by surprise while resting in his tent, ordering himself not to bother. the very next day he was captured in the uniform of an ordinary dragoon. he was identified and forced to sign peace. mexico pledged to recognize the independence of texas, and its troops withdrew south of the rio grande river. texas was soon declared a republic, but only 9 years later. it officially became an american state. in 1846, the americans invaded mexico and took its capital. two years later , a peace treaty was signed, under which the mexicans were

so west, a veteran of the mexican american war, leaves the army for a while before. the civil war rejoins and moves very up the ranks because he keeps. very successful general but very modest. as i said unlike some of his colleagues who if they if american generals those days could have won a chest full of medals, others would have. he never would have if he kind of dirty tunic or tunic anyway. so. but his modesty comes through. his father was an abolitionist. family was originally from connecticut, though. he was raised in ohio. he was an abolitionist, pre-war. he was not very political before. the war. he's transformed by the war viscerally. he he viscerally he detest slavery. but like antebellum americans, especially in the border states where he lives in missouri. he can live it. he can live with it. however, when he's married, his in-laws, he marries into a slave owning family, the in-laws, the dents give him a slave as a wedding present and grant who is clearly is not happy about it. on the other hand, he can't afford to without this gentlemen's labor. initiall

many events that happened in those years, or for example, we see in the mexican revolution that the murals are paintings of the army from the galleries inside the exhibitions, from the basements and onto the screen. murals are painted and we feel the people's nature, all of this these events in the field of visual arts in different fields, now mr. doctor, referring to the fajr film field, which i have just reached you directly from the fajr film festival, well, these are our biggest cultural events in the field of film, which is now held during fajr, this culture . alhamdulillah, it is being held well , but these are not enough. now we are in this year, this is the point where we are standing, with the words of dr. artificial intelligence and the view of our attitude in the field of art, which has changed a lot. and we couldn't keep up, maybe now i thought that if we had some parts of the walls on the same street of heglabal, midon heglabal , where glass was installed or those traces of hands would be preserved. blood in a way and the reconstruction of those events remain from those years. this teenager, who has a

for example, in the mexican revolution, we see that the murals were once paintings of the army the gallerieside the exhibition are drawn from the basements to the walls of the murals and we can feel this people's nature . i came to you directly from the fajr film festival. well, this is our biggest cultural event in the field of film .