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Weekly Report - 29 August 2024 (WR-24-34)
MEXICO: Ayotzinapa parents abandon dialogue with gov’t
Parents of the 43 student teachers who disappeared in Guerrero state in 2014 have broken off dialogue with the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, citing a lack of progress and a confrontational atmosphere. Coming just over a month before López Obrador leaves office, significant progress in the investigation was unlikely. However, the break is indicative of the deterioration in relations between the parents and López Obrador, who came to power pledging to determine the truth about what happened to the students from the Ayotzinapa teacher training college and achieve justice for their families.
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