Mexican commission deems state responsible for student disappearances
A woman carries a banner that reads in Spanish “We are missing 43,” referring to the 43 missing students from a rural teachers college during a march in Mexico City, Nov. 26, 2015. The Truth Commission created to find out what happened to the missing students presented on Aug. 18, 2022, a report that hints at the possible responsibility of the Mexican army in the disappearance.
The truth panel in the Ayotzinapa case of the 43 missing students in Mexico has deemed state and local police responsible in the disappearances. Also, inexpensive camera drones are being flown above the battlefields in Ukraine. They’re equipped with weapons and grenades. Also, in Singapore, the government begins executing inmates after a two-year pause due to COVID-19. And English and French are by far the most common languages spoken in Canada. But the country’s linguistic landscape is changing due to shifts in immigration.
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