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Protests are likely in Mexico on Saturday to mark the anniversary of the disappearance of dozens of students from Ayotzinapa in 2014.
Relatives of many of the 43 missing students are organizing demonstrations amid continued anger over the government's role in the case.
Protesters are expected to pressure President Claudia Scheinbaum to reopen the investigation and help find the students' remains.
Scheinbaum has said she expects a joint report from the Attorney General's Office and the Interior Ministry ahead of the anniversary.
Anniversary protests in Mexico City are usually peaceful, with demonstrators marching along Paseo de la Reforma to the Zocalo.
In 2025, students rammed the gate of a military base with a truck, threw explosives, and set fires.
No injuries were reported, though anger toward the military is likely again this year.
The case has embroiled politicians, local police in Guerrero, organized criminals, and especially the Mexican army.
The former governor of Guerrero was formally charged and arrested in August over his alleged involvement in the student's disappearance.
A judge ruled that the former governor must remain in a maximum security prison while awaiting trial.
Protests are likely in Mexico on Saturday to mark the anniversary of the disappearance of dozens of students from Ayotzinapa in 2014.
Relatives of many of the 43 missing students are organizing demonstrations amid continued anger over the government's role in the case.
Protesters are expected to pressure President Claudia Scheinbaum to reopen the investigation and help find the students' remains.
Scheinbaum has said she expects a joint report from the Attorney General's Office and the Interior Ministry ahead of the anniversary.
Anniversary protests in Mexico City are usually peaceful, with demonstrators marching along Paseo de la Reforma to the Zocalo.
In 2025, students rammed the gate of a military base with a truck, threw explosives, and set fires.
No injuries were reported, though anger toward the military is likely again this year.
The case has embroiled politicians, local police in Guerrero, organized criminals, and especially the Mexican army.
The former governor of Guerrero was formally charged and arrested in August over his alleged involvement in the student's disappearance.
A judge ruled that the former governor must remain in a maximum security prison while awaiting trial.
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