there is a drill a week, drill in mexico city and other cities around the country. but the one in mexico city is really the one that has to allow people, it's inhabitants to be very, very conscious of what to do in case of an earthquake. so there is a drill the seismic alarms go off all around the city and well it thank you so much for that update. thank you for your time. business is up next. thanks for meeting with to us in that's why we.

there is a drill, a earthquake drill in mexico city and another cities around the country. but the one in mexico city is really the one that has allowed people, its inhabitants to be very, very conscious of what to do in case of an earthquake. so there is a drill. the seismic alarms go off all around the city. and well, really, i thank you so much for that update. thank you. that's or time business is up. next . thanks for being with people have to say matters to us. but me. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. making the headlights and what's behind them. dw news africa, the show that was the issues shaping the continent. life is slowly getting back to normally well in the streets, to give you in the report on the inside our corresponding with on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the friends stuff, the mazda u. t. o, who's africa? every friday, only w ah, germany's l n g drive moves up against work begins on a 2nd, new liquefied natural gas turban allows berlin rushes to secure enough energy for the winter. and this is

the trevors were felt in mexico city, where residents ran into the streets for safety. that quake happened on the anniversary of true, devastating earthquakes in 1985 in 2017 john holeman said, sent this update from mexico city. you can probably see the people behind me, they still have it outside of their buildings. i'm right in the process or a full amount, which is the main avenue in mexico city and they got it here because we just had a more than 7 and a half credits more than 7 on the rick this guy. some more people behind us over there. what's actually really bizarre about this earthquake is that it's happened exactly on the anniversary, the 90 september. there's 2 other major earthquakes in mexico, one in 2017, and one in 1985. some people on twitter starting to talk about the as to curse those last to a great, really, really have a, especially here in the capital. this one seems to have not done the same. so for the 1st report of no damage. but they're all helicopters going to head both appear in the capital and also emitter kind of the state in the south west w

this isn't the most beautiful spot in mexico city, is it? yeah.l me exactly just how badly the water is contaminated here? well, it's very highly contaminated with pathogens, chemicals, pesticides, hormones and human waste also. wow! yeah, and here we have a lot of places like this. so, this is not the only drain like this in mexico city. no, no, no — we have a lot. wow! not only does this pollution contaminate the water but the dangerous pathogens can also evaporate into the air and be absorbed into the crops that are grown in the wetlands. you know, the moment you leave behind the super busy embarcaderos of xochimilco, it feels like you enter a completely different world. there's so much wildlife here, so much greenery, it's just so serene. luckily, my friend professor rodriguez—vasquez mayjust have identified a simple but effective solution. in a rather basic looking laboratory in the wetlands, her team have invented a system that produces tiny bubbles, called nano bubbles, that can be pumped into the polluted water. how does the science behind

a lot of mexico city skyscrapers here. just been looking at protection civility, civil protection on twitter, and they saying that they haven't reported any damage yet, but it will be a well for the helicopters to get them to just to mexico city. but in the state where this happened, which is made record in the south west of the country, radius says, what damage that might be on the ground is a stroll. the quick, the 7 on the right to scan the, she said, but the most bizarre thing about all of this. what people already starting to talk about here is this is the exact same day, the 9th, the 10 that mexico had strong, quite both in 2017 and been like 5, the really great here in the cap. so i'm talking about how bizarre it is that on the anniversary, the same exact thing that's happened and it's actually happened in the same way. we had a simulation over the quite the, the alarms went off just and. 1 due to mark on the bus rate, and then an hour later, everyone realized that they were going again, that was the real thing, but

our correspondent john holeman has more from mexico city. this is the cathedral of mexican football. that's perhaps the real way to describe what is quite a rule kiss around the ground b as pick a stadium. and it's got a long history with the world cup to finals were played in 19701986 in general. this is a tournament that can get excited about, about 80000 people are expected to travel from here to could to cheer on that team . l 3 co lot. that's the nickname at for the national side, based on the 3 colors in the mexican flag. that doesn't necessarily mean that people are expecting that much from the mexico never been past the quota. final of any woke up and this is generally regarded as not a particularly vintage crop of players. the country in general actually is on its biggest trophy drought in 15 years. and that the men's women and the youth teams. but despite that, whenever they go to woke up, the mexicans know how to celebrate to the point where the mexican foreign minister is actually explicit evil. not to take any keela in the suitc

this is video of mexico city. first responders on the scene, coincidentally over the years, a pair of major quakes happened in mexico on this same date, september 19. back in 1985. an 8 point. oh, earthquake killed at least 9,500 people in 2017, 360 people were killed with a 7.1 magnitude quake struck the same region not with students is the location says seismologist paul earle. so this is a very common area that have earthquakes because it's an area where we have what's called a subduction zone where we have. >> one plate specifically the cocos plate subjecting beneath the north american plate. the about 50 years, there have been 13 earthquakes. 92 6.5 in larger and this region. >> from my experience living as you can we have everything. so the time it when this and the strong wind like this one, it to get their bus. >> mexico city resident valentini mayo was working from home of the 4th floor of an apartment building when he heard the city's earthquake alarm zone. >> when it's a make or break and it sounds as if

john holman, is their 1st aid mexico city, so it's been an emotional day. what are people saying say the protest? oh, actually a little bit with right now go. 2 police behind us and to protest to misrepresent this is not a huge running back to some for testers who could find various things at a place to buy some tow to say troy for one of the show. and the police have been trying to contain the situation a little bit, but seem to sound like take as you can see symbol now. but i think this is just indicative of the frustrations around this case is now a kid in the southwest submit for 43 some good. 6 good, the government tried to say that it was a local dying. who did it in cahoots with local police, but it's turned out this year is that the new government a new but the current administration said no, this is actually a crime. it in both all the levels of the mexican state we're talking local, but also talking federal and also talking about the on the that they belong to. people kick off the years in which the government investigation didn't seem to get anyw

tom homan has more from mexico city. we can probably see the people behind me. they still have it outside of their buildings on roy, in the past sale, the law reform, which is the main avenue in mexico city. and they got it here because we just had a more than 7 and a half crate. that's more than 7 on the richter scale. some more people behind us over there. what's actually really bizarre about this earthquake is that it's happened exactly on the anniversary, the 19th of september. those 2 other major earthquakes in mexico, one in 2017, and one in 1985, some people on twitter starting to talk about the as to curse. those last 2 grades really, really have a, especially here in the capitol. this one seems to have not done the same so far, the 1st report of no damage, but there are helicopters going to have both here in the capital and also mitchell and the state in the south west where this happened. so we'll keep you updated as to news on this, but meanwhile, you can see that people are starting to head back into their own. it says that the bus is here on the mai

now the 10s of thousands of people have rallied in mexico cities mazda 8th anniversary of the disappearance of 43 students. some of the protesters clashed with police, and 5 is called from the president for a peaceful rally. families of the victim demonstrate every year the pressure government into solving the case group was kidnapped from 2014 and haven't been seen alive since john homan has more from the valley and mexico city. there must be tens of thousands of people that are marching down in mexico is main avenue, sales reformer. and they have because it's kind of the story of an event soaked mexico and continues to reverb right around the country. when $43.00 students would disappeared on a rainy night, while in the southwest of the country and their parents, that family members, and many of us still campaign for justice on their behalf. this is one of the fathers of the disappear, told us about that campaign for justice and where it's on right now. is it? i'm disappointed that's the word as a father because well, the government was campaigning. they committed to deal with this. and t

john holman, is at the rally and mexico city it. oh, holly does a new slit reserve. this is not a huge rush, we've got to. 3 protest suited for various things in place. deploy some which is totally troy for one of the police had been trying to contain the situation with more now with all the frustrations around this case is now a about where submit with. 6 tried to say that it was a dying who did it, and his local police, with administration, with no such big crime didn't go make them live with right now let's take you live to tokyo, where people are offering floral tributes to assassinated, former prime minister sion. so abbe, what's about to happen is his state funeral. the late japanese leader is for the funeral, his funeral g to take place in the coming hours, international dignitaries, a gathering for the ceremony. they was of course assassinated back in july still ahead on al jazeera will look back the life of an influential muslim scholar use if not had, are we, who has died at age of 96. in columbia, venezuela, written a board of trade out is attention. ah, a

i'm right in the possible de la re, full amount, which is the main avenue in mexico city. and they got hit because you just had more than 7 an earthquake. that's more than 7 on the richter scale. some more people behind this over there. what's actually really bizarre about this great is that it's happened exactly on the anniversary, the 19th of september as to other major, a great submit. one in 2017. and 1985, some people on twitter starting to talk about the even the time just passed 1 pm was almost identical to the 2017 quake which killed more than 300 people. the good news this time around damage was minimal. much less than those terrible earthquakes of the past, leaving behind only a sense of bewilder or that it could happen again. this patrol a lot of money. when the earthquake alarm sounded a 2nd time, we thought it was an error. you wouldn't think there would be a quick, again, on the same day at the same time. but what are the chances people here will surely be marking their calendars for next year. 19th september, not a day to be on the top floor and the hurrican

he's just here in mexico city of a brand new airport. he was touting the ongoing efforts to finish a infrastructure project in the south of the country, but in maya or the my in train. this is a massive rail project that it promises to bring jobs to some of the poorest states in the country. the president touted as well as strength and relationship with the united states under the u. s. m. c, a. it's a trade agreement between the united states, canada, and mexico. even referring at one point to president biden. as a friend, the president lope is also spoke about investments in universal health care, universal access to education, pensions for the elderly, here in mexico. but all of this, of course, playing out under a backdrop of worsening inflation. a sluggish economy and violence here in the country. these home a homicide rate that just persist nationwide. and many mexico, of course, is grappling with a stagnant economy, worse thing, inflation and spiraling violence. what 2 mexicans really make of the lopez over the presidency? well in

our correspondent john holeman has more from mexico city. this is the cathedral of met conflict though. that's perhaps the real way to describe what is quite a rule kiss around the ground vs pick a stadium. and it's got a long history with the world cup to finals were played in 19701986 in general. this is a tournament, the mexicans get excited about, about 80000 people are expected to travel from here to kick off. the cheer on that team. 3 co lot. that's the nickname at for the national side, based on the 3 colors in the mexican flag. that doesn't necessarily mean that people are expecting that much from the mexico never been past the quarter finals of any well comp. and this is generally regarded as not a particularly vintage crop of players. the country in general actually is only the biggest trophy drought in 15 years. and that the men's women and the youth teams. but despite that, whenever they go to woke up, met because know how to celebrate to the point where the mexican foreign minister is actually explicit evil. not to take any tequ

and then you have in mexico, they have mexico city long. today's and then one of the hot i believe, and then you have all the cities in the united states. so really 3 countries and big countries as well will be able to accommodate so many teens. and so many cultures watching this fantastic event in 2026, it's going to be amazing. oh scott, what sort of legacy you hope the 2026 world cup will leave for the game in canada? hopefully something that resembles the improved results and increased the expectations that we saw from our olympic programs following the 20 to 2010, pardon me, winter games in vancouver, leading up to those games, there was an influx of money and resources made possible by a lot of different sponsors across canada and a lot of different organizations and our athletes benefited tremendously. that is increased the expectation across this country when it comes to the olympics. and i think we could see something similar on the soccer side. our women's t that team has certainly led from the front much like our neighbors to the

the stadium packet in mexico city was the 1st venue to host to world cup finals. and it was also where diego mer donna's for the famous hand of god, goal and goal of the century. and the same game against england in 1986. our correspondent john holeman has more from mexico city. this is the cathedral of met conflict. so that's perhaps the real way to describe what is quite a rule. kiss of roe the ground, pick a stadium and it's got a long history with the world cup to finals were played in 97986 in general. this is a tournament the mexican get excited about about 80000 people are expected to travel from here to kick off the tier on that team. 3 co lot. that's the nickname for the national side, based on the 3 colors in the mexican flag. that doesn't necessarily mean that people are expecting that much from the met. there's never been passed the quota, final of any will cost, and this is generally regarded as not a particularly vintage crop of players. the country in general actually is only the biggest trophy drought in 15 years. and that the men's women and the y

the parents' trip to mexico city started some 200 miles away.five-hour drive-thru winding mountainous roads deep into the mexican state of guerrero. heavily infiltrated by corruption and cartel violence. the u.s. government warns its citizens not to travel here. along this highway that cuts through the state capital, you can see the graffiti of activism. people demanding justice for their friends. the 43 attended a teachers college near the small town of iotsinapa. here they educate the mostly impoverished, rural, indigenous communities and inspire activism. these are among the last images recorded of the young men, seep learning farming skills, laughing, smiling, just days before the horrors that unfolded on september 26th, 2014. while on their way to commemorate a deadly protest from decades earlier, the bus carrying the students was reportedly stopped by police. rare footage from one of the students only shows the start of the encounter. what happened next is shrouded in mystery and tragedy. police reportedly opened fire, and 43 of the studen

ah, joining us today we have under lucia sold off a journalist in mexico city, another anna delgado is deputy director at foundation for justice and human rights organization. she's in washington, d. c. and last but not least, catalina put as katia is a professor and researcher at the center for research and teaching of economics. she joins us from august gradient this. we also, of course, want to hear your thoughts here at the stream. so if you're watching us on youtube joined the chat and be part of today's conversation. all right, let's get straight to it. so many questions here. really, i want to ask you under the caea lopez over door really ran on a premise of sort of, you know, ending corruption and sort of the drug war and all the violence that we've been seeing for well over a decade. why as he made this, you turn in his pledge to kind of send the soldiers back to the barracks. yes, this is the question that we are all asking, especially men and the people who did vote for him. in the 1st few years. one of his campaign slogans and ones being president was of, but i thought, you

at least one person was killed in the capital of mexico city. the quake was centered in the western state of machoacan near the pacific coast. that's the same area where a 7.6-magnitude earthquake hit on monday killing two people and damaging hundreds of buildings in the country. mexico city's mayor said one woman died in this morning's quake when she fell down the stairs of her home. >>> the legal problems growing for former president trump, who's now facing a civil lawsuit filed by new york state attorney general. trump, three of his children, and the trump organization are accused of massive business fraud in real estate dealings. the state is seeking $250 million. prosecutors also want to stop the trumps from doing any business in the state. robert costa has the details. >>> claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal. it's the art of the steal. >> reporter: the sweeping lawsuit unveiled by new york state attorney general accuses the former president and his children of lying for more than a decade abo

the epicenter is about 200 miles west of mexico city shaking was felt throughout the country and those of the buildings and onto the streets the mayor of mexico city says so far there have been no major reports of damage or injuries. you know if you're in mexico city, you would have had a really long duration shaking i'd be scary, but it wouldn't have been bringing anything down if you're right on top of it when you're receiving the strongest shaking it you could be thrown in the air. today's quake struck on the fifth anniversary of the 2017 quake that killed more than 200 people in mexico city meantime officials in taiwan are still assessing the damage from a series of major quakes over the weekend. the strongest was a 7.2 magnitude quake on sunday. look at that the quake struck a sparsely populated part of southeastern taiwan, but they were buildings in nearly 150 people were hurt bridges also collapse trains derailed and some buildings were flattened. the tsunami alert was briefly issued but then lifted well now to the covid pandemic in a televised interview president. biden says it

reporter: protesters take to the streets in mexico city, where public officials are often involved inmes, like in the case of the 43 students who disappeared eight years ago. a commission working on the case recently called it a state crime , because authorities the truth about what happened. maria nunes also does not trust the authorities. more than 90% of crimes committed in mexico go unpunished. >> the authorities' refusal to prosecute criminals, to look for victims, results in impunity. perpetrators can simply commit crimes because they know that nothing will happen. reporter: on this day, they find no indication of raymundo, just two sets of bones from dead dogs. but they will continue to search for his remains. phil: more stories making headlines today, cuba has become the latest country to approve same-sex marriage, after a referendum on the island's family law system. almost 70% of cubans voted in support, despite strong resistance from church groups. the measures also allow same sex adoption, and surrogate pregnancies. german chancellor scholz tested positive for covid-19. he

it happened on exactly the same date in 2017, in 1900. 85 residents in mexico city ran into the streets for safety when the tremors were felt john home and reports from the capital. the met, consider me just trip back into their office building after an earthquake through when suddenly this is a real time the real thing because you're building shaking roads, bouncing nervous faces. they be forgiven to thinking that this day the 19th of september is cursed. you can probably see the people behind me covered outside of the buildings. i'm right in the sale, the full amount which is the main avenue in mexico city and they got hit because we just had a more than 7 enough crate. that's more than 7 on the rick this guy. some more people behind us over there. what's actually really bizarre about this great is that it's happened exactly on the anniversary, the 19th of september as to other major, a great commit. one in 2017. 1 in 1985, some people on twitter starting to talk about the even the time just passed 1 pm was almost identical to the 2017 quake which killed more than 300 people. the good

so the same way that you mht consider, you know, baja as a region oraxaca or mexico city or the yucatÁnor puebla, it all plays off of tradition, it plays off of local ingredients and customs and family influences. i think the same thing is happening in los angeles. here you go, triceratops. here's one more. bill: here in los angeles, it's time for this voice to finally be heard. we've had people who are not mexican representing our cuisine. it is time to represent it. and again, it's not because of their skin color. it's because they're doing something with it. they're doing something with it that only they can do. you can't grow up in some other place and in another type of household and really relate to those truly formative experiences. wes avila, ray garcia, carlos salgato, they've grown up in mexican households in the united states. they're doing what chefs are supposed to do and they're doing it from an authentic place, an authentic experience. ray:i don't worry about competition. i don't say, oh, someone else is opening up a new mexican restaurant, and it's four blocks away. that

i new sites is a construction manager in mexico city. his work is in a classic mans world. i me sums up the dominant idea of what makes a good real man in this environment. we have a very traditional image of the man here as the breadwinner, the protector of the family who watches over his own thought of me in the dark side of the strong protective man is much more and often use word and mexico. each colleague here knows one and can tell their stories, but none of them believe that they themselves are mucho's. i. my brother almost killed his wife out of jealousy. he hurt her and went to jail for it. i told him you are crazy, this is evil. so hopefully your jealousy is not acceptable. so that's how it happened. jaime would admit today that he was a macho to what he had cheated on his wife. countless times, had a major affair on the side for years, and got into fights with men. laura and like went romulus to day at the age of 64, i am in therapy. see, do you want me small? bessy said you. i had to recognize that i had chosen to follow the traditions. you are not in the toxic

john holman reports from mexico city. the met, consider me just troop back into their office buildings after an earthquake through when suddenly this is a free time the real thing because you're building shaking roads, bouncing nervous faces. they'd be forgiven to thinking that this day the 19th of september is cursed. you can probably see the people behind may be covered outside of the buildings. i'm right in the past sale, the full amount, which is the main avenue in mexico city and they've got hit because you just had a more than 7, an earthquake. that's more than 7 on the rick this guy. some more people behind us over there. what's actually really bizarre about this great is that it's happened exactly on the anniversary, the 19th of september as to other major, a great commit. one in 2017. 1 in 1985, some people on twitter starting to talk about the even the time just passed 1 pm was almost identical to the 2017 quake which killed more than 300 people. the good news this time around damage was minimal, much less than

ah mexico city. the angel of independence towers auspiciously above the capital. the megacity represents everything which is mexican, a blend of folklore and progress. lovebirds, kaboodle on every corner. public displays of affection raised no eyebrows here. but there is a reason these intimate moments do not take place in private. 2 who's done yet? aconia and jennifer woodyard. they have been together for a year now. both of them make a living from singing like here in this restaurant. this is how they met and fell in love. a few such strong passion when i'm together with him not just sexually. it is real love. i love everything about him the way he does things, his voice, the way he looks his eyes. i think he's wonderful. he is 30 years old. she is 20 and they both still live at home with their parents. this is usual in mexico often until a couple mary's. 2 partly out of tradition and also because money is often tight, many incomes are low, and during the pandemic, it was hard for them both to earn money. when work is over, they can't say, let's go back to my pl

john holman, has more from the rally in mexico city, there must be tens of thousands of people that are marching down mexico's main avenue paseo de la re former. and they're here because it's the 8 found a 1st rate of an event that shocked mexico and continues to reverberate around the country. when 43 students would disappeared on a rainy night make while in the south west of the country and their parents and their family members, and many others still campaign for justice on their behalf. this is what one of the fathers of the disappeared told us about that campaign for justice and where it's not right now. is it? i'm disappointed that's the word as a father because well, the government was campaigning. they committed to deal with this. and those words are just hot air. we know the government had the political will do something, but that will, has disappeared. me see, what he's talking about is the fact that this government said that they were gonna get to the bottom of this, that they were going to solve it after an investigation by the previous administration that was denounced to m

anybody kids now also have their own festival in mexico city where they parade the sculptures througheets in a fun and festive way. >> but it's not to be confused with the november first holiday of day of the debt limit. his have nothing to do with david. that. >> you know, there's more to post is more about honoring our family honoring people that we still love and are still a part of our community, even though they have passed time, whether it's year-old the title of a restaurant or a movie. >> i he's seem to be just about everywhere. and while they're nothing, new artists say they're happy to share the tradition and culture in ways it's never been done before. it's someone that i love that make people. it's like bringing a gift for mexican for people here in the united states so they can >> cool we're going to be celebrating hispanic heritage all month long on kron 4. we have an entire section. it's on our website dedicated to hispanic heritage. all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen and will take you directly to that page. >> all right. whether time now lawrence is

this is video of mexico city. first responders on the scene, coincidentally over the years, a pair of major quakes happened in mexico on this same date, september 19. back in 1985. in a point, oh, earthquake killed at least 9,500 people in 2017, 360 people were killed with a 7.1 magnitude quake struck the same region not with students is the location, says seismologist paul earle. so this is a very common area that have earthquakes because it's an area where we have what's called a subduction zone where we have. >> one plate specifically the cocos plate subjecting beneath the north american plate. the about 50 years, there have been 13 earthquakes. 92 6.5 in larger and this region to you're you're going to have aftershocks. that's also possible to have another earthquake as large or larger. all those those chances are generally fairly small. it's something that people should be aware of. >> asic matt, kron 4 news. >> and that just yesterday, a powerful 6.9 magnitude earthquake hit taiwan, prompting tsunami warnings

s. secretary of state and mexico's leaders at the blinking is in mexico city where he's met the foreign minister and the president. in july, the us filed a complaint against mexico under the north american free trade agreement, saying its energy policies discriminated against us firms of for more on this. john holman joins us now live from mexico city. i understand the meetings just wrapped up. what made you developments that came out of us? well, the major development that came out about the trade dispute is that nobody wanted to talk about it. no, from the us side note from the mexican side, they were fairly relentlessly up. be what they wanted to talk about with semiconductors. they used for laptops and computers and things like that. the u. s . has just passed quite a bipartisan, multi $1000000000.00 sort of act to try and get more the semiconductors out there and it will supply line. so i want to talk about next car being a part that mexico vesee. very glad to be a part that the us be very glad to be offering that when the trade dispute came up, it was, well, we're dealing with for

and thank you very much for that update from mexico city. the you in has welcome to statement by forces in northern ethiopia to grey, saying they are open to a cease fund that grants are also ready to accept an african union lead piece process something they have dismissed. in the past, i've been fighting the central government for nearly 2 years, malcolm wip reports to grey and rebels in northern ethiopia. say they're ready for a ceasefire. you've been fighting federal government forces for nearly 2 years. it's been taking this long because the government, blocking all the avenues to, i just talks, we were asking for unfettered humanitarian acts this international community. you are asking for the same, but the german government were coming with different and difficult conditions to resume the services and to act. so the sci fi between the 2 sides in march didn't last fighting resumed last month. hospital officials into grades regional capital, mckelly se for civilians were killed in this as striking at both sides blamed the other 2, restar

fear, and desperation, or the, and will days as big as the on protest is take to the streets in mexico city, where public officials are often involved in crimes. like in the case of the 43 students who disappeared 8 years ago, the commission working on the case recently called it a state crime because authorities hit the truth about what happened. maria nunez also does not trust the authorities more than 90 percent of crimes committed in mexico go unpunished. comalla, so that it is not the authorities, refusal to investigate, to prosecute criminals to look for victims results and impunity. yet perpetrators can simply commit crimes because they know nothing will happen. on this day, they find no indication of raymundo. just 2 sets of bones from dead dogs, but they will continue to search for his remains. okay, small stores, making a headlines saturday. i cuba has become the latest country to approve same sex marriage after a referendum on the islands family law system. almost 70 percent of cubans voted in support despite strong resistance from church groups. new measures also allow same sex

john holman, has moved from mexico city. go police. the holly does a mission present. this is not a huge running back to some. 3 protests to stupid from various things that the police deploy. somebody just told us i tried to, i wanted to show the police have been trying to contain the situation a little bit. it would seem to smell like t got you could see symbol now, but i just didn't fix it all. the frustrations around this case is now students disappeared in the southwest admits for $43.00 goods. 6 and the government tried to say that it was a local dying. who did it in cahoots. his local police turned out this year is that the new government or the current administration has said no, this is actually a crime that in both the levels of the mexican state we're talking local but also to can federal alicia talking about the all me that day the little hope to people here, off the years in which the government investigation didn't seem to get anywhere. it was rude with corruption, allegations of torture. but finally, just to be served. in this case. what's happened just r