On the night of september 26th, 2014 students from a small school in the mexican state of guerrero were driving through the city of iguala. When they were stopped by police. And then fired upon 43 of them were never seen again since the students were taken mexico has been consumed by protests. But the story goes deeper than the 43. Tens of thousands of people have gone missing in mexico. As the government struggles to battle cartels. Fault lines came here before and after septembers attack on the students to try to find out why so many people are disappearing in mexico. The school the missing students attended is here, the Raul Isidro Burgos Rural College of ayotzinapa where they were training to become teachers. Ts part of a network of schools known as the normales or normalistas. Founded in the aftermath of mexicos revolution to provide teachers for the countrys poorest communities. Many of the students who were taken in september had just begun their first year at ayotzinapa. The cl
The mexican state of guerrero were driving through the city of iguala. When they were stopped by police. And then fired upon 43 of them were never seen again since the students were taken mexico has been consumed by protests. But the story goes deeper than the 43. Tens of thousands of people have gone missing in mexico. As the government struggles to battle cartels. Fault lines came here before and after septembers attack on the students to try to find out why so many people are disappearing in mexico. The school the missing students attended is here, the Raul Isidro Burgos Rural College of ayotzinapa where they were training to become teachers. Ts part of a network of schools known as the normales or normalistas. Founded in the aftermath of mexicos revolution to provide teachers for the countrys poorest communities. Many of the students who were taken in september had just begun their first year at ayotzinapa. The classrooms they should be in. Now serve as both a memorial and a base f
On the night of september 26th, 2014 students from a small school in the mexican state of guerrero were driving through the city of iguala. When they were stopped by police. And then fired upon 43 of them were never seen again since the students were taken mexico has been consumed by protests. But the story goes deeper than the 43. Tens of thousands of people have gone missing in mexico. As the government struggles to battle cartels. Fault lines came here before and after septembers attack on the students to try to find out why so many people are disappearing in mexico. The school the missing students attended is here, the Raul Isidro Burgos Rural College of ayotzinapa where they were training to become teachers. Ts part of a network of schools known as the normales or normalistas. Founded in the aftermath of mexicos revolution to provide teachers for the countrys poorest communities. Many of the students who were taken in september had just begun their first year at ayotzinapa. The cl
And never seen again. Chilis, clothing, candles. More than 22,000 people have disappeared since the Mexican Government launched its war against cartels in 2996 their families left in limbo wondering if there dead or alive fault lines is here to investigate one of the worst crises of disappearances in latin america and to meet the families searching for answers and a justice that never seems to arrive. A sign with details of sara cruzs son jose rodolfo hangs in front of her house in case anyone can help her find him. The last time she saw him, it was a tuesday evening. She had just gotten home from work and he asked her if she would take him to a local motorcycle show. Jose spent afternoons working in his uncles mechanical shop in the front of the house they rode to the show on jose rodolfos bike it was here in this small plaza just a short ride from their house in the town of tierra blanca. When sara went to the police they told her she needed to wait 3 days to file a report. So she st
Dramatically in mexico over the past few years thousands taken and never seen again. Chilis, clothing, candles. More than 22,000 people have disappeared since the Mexican Government launched its war against cartels in 2996 their families left in limbo wondering if there dead or alive fault lines is here to investigate one of the worst crises of disappearances in latin america and to meet the families searching for answers and a justice that never seems to arrive. A sign with details of sara cruzs son jose rodolfo hangs in front of her house in case anyone can help her find him. The last time she saw him, it was a tuesday evening. She had just gotten home from work and he asked her if she would take him to a local motorcycle show. Jose spent afternoons working in his uncles mechanical shop in the front of the house they rode to the show on jose rodolfos bike it was here in this small plaza just a short ride from their house in the town of tierra blanca. When sara went to the police they