Watch Die. The Mexican army at night in Iguala Trailer

By Coizta Grecko B
México

The 27th Infantry Batallion and other federal forces surveilled every movement of the Ayotzinapa students in Iguala, in the journey of September 26 and 27, 2014. They calmly watched them die. And be detained and taken to disappearance. All along this year, the Army has withheld the informations it keeps, unhelpful to rescue the students or clarify their fate. This is not inusual: as a repression tool against social movements and as an accomplice to criminal gangs, the military in Guerrero has watched and perpetrated disappearances, murders, torture and masaccres, for the half-century it’s dominated local life, linked in business to caciques and druglords. The tragic night of Iguala was the consequence of a general state of violence and impunity in which the cover-up manouvers reach Mexico’s highest levels of government, and in which the Republic’s General Attorney’s office is not looking for justice, but to mislead society.
A Dog Eyes vs. impunit

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