With 43 students still missing in Mexico, a rally has been held in the capital exactly four months after they vanished to demand more be done to find
With 43 students still missing in Mexico, a rally has been held in the capital exactly four months after they vanished to demand more be done to find them.
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Many protesters in Mexico City voiced anger at the government, unconvinced by its claim that the students were abducted by corrupt police and handed over to a drug gang who killed them and incinerated their bodies.
An Austrian lab has been unable to match remains found in a dump with the DNA of the trainee teachers.So far, experts have identified the remains of just one of the group.
The 43 students went missing on September. 26 in Iguala, a city in the poor southwestern state of Guerrero.
The brazen attack sent shockwaves through Mexico, where more than 100,000 people have died in drug-related violence since 2007.