Sentence examples for student disappearances from inspiring English sources

Political power couple wanted in student disappearances is arrested in Mexico City.

Yescka says the piece functions as a memory connecting the Ayotzinapa student disappearances with the assassinations of an uncertain number of students by military police in the Tlaltelolco neighborhood of Mexico City in 1968.

"The causes of [the student disappearances] I believe have little to do with the institutional framework and more to do with the temporary situation that some parts of the country find themselves in, specifically the state of Guerrero," the Mexican ambassador to the UN in Geneva, Jorge Lomonaco, told the Associated Press in an interview after the meeting.

For all the action, all the investigating of student disappearances and Blackwell shadiness and Vortex Club bitchiness and Arcadia Bay surrealism, perhaps the most important times in Life Is Strange are when you and Max, you as Max, just sit down.

October 8: The first large-scale demonstration against the Iguala attacks and the students' disappearances takes place in Mexico City.

The attorney general also alleged that the mayor's wife, Maria de los Angeles Pineda, is related to two financial operators of the Beltrán Leyva cartel, and that she was involved in the students' disappearances.

A growing number of observers and authorities now suspect that she played a pivotal role in the students' disappearance.

Pagés included opposition media on her list of these activists and propagandists, accusing them of fraudulently confusing Mexicans into believing that the students' disappearance "was a crime of state, as if the Mexican government gave the order to exterminate them".

Many in Mexico question the sincerity of the government's gratitude, and they fear that with the panel's departure, the country is losing its best chance of finding out the truth about the students' disappearance.

Based on leaked government documents, the new allegations are likely to further fuel public anger at the government of the president, Enrique Peña Nieto, which has insisted that federal authorities share no responsibility for the students' disappearance.

The students' disappearance unleashed a wave of public outrage fueled equally by attack itself and the narco-corruption which has enabled criminals to infiltrate local governments across the country.