Mexico arrests ex-police arch in 43 students case
Felipe Flores. PHOTO: AFP
MEXICO CITY: Mexican sovereign army arrested on Friday a refugee former troops arch of a city where 43 students left in 2014 after they were dull adult by internal officers.
Felipe Flores was incarcerated during 7:00 am in Iguala in an operation involving sovereign police, a troops and a profession general’s office, a National Security Commission pronounced on a Twitter account, but providing some-more details.
Flores was Iguala’s troops arch when officers pounded dozens of students in a city on Sep 26, 2014, after a immature group stole buses for a criticism in Mexico City – a common use among a trainee teachers in Guerrero state.
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His detain might offer new clues about a predestine of a students in a box that has bedeviled President Enrique Pena Nieto’s administration for some-more than dual years.
Prosecutors have pronounced that a troops officers took 43 students and handed them over to a Guerreros Unidos drug cartel, that killed them, incinerated their bodies during a rubbish dump and tossed a stays in a river.
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But a government’s conclusions were deserted by eccentric experts from a Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, who pronounced there was no systematic explanation that a students were burnt during a dump.
The profession general’s bureau has given concluded to demeanour during other lines of review and control new searches.
More than 130 people have been arrested, including Iguala’s former mayor, his wife, several troops officers and purported members of a Guerreros Unidos drug cartel.
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