Law and Disorder in Mexico
The disappearance of 43 college students only proves what everyone in Mexico already knows: The authorities are not to be trusted.
Mexico's attorney general, Jesús Murillo Karam, says his office has finally solved the crime that has riveted his country for more than a month: the disappearance of 43 college students at the hands of police in Iguala, a small city in the southern state of Guerrero. In a news conference on Nov. 7, Murillo Karam announced that three gang members had confessed to killing the students and burning their bodies, leaving only ashes and bone shards on the bank of a river below a municipal dump outside a small mountain town called Cocula.Law and Disorder in Mexico by Thavam Ratna
