Inquiries can be made to the UC San Diego Library program having custody of the work. Responsibility for obtaining permissions and any use and distribution of this work rests exclusively with the user and not the UC San Diego Library. Use of this work beyond that allowed by the applicable copyright statute requires the written permission of the copyright holder(s). Permission to access this digital copy of the work must be requested from the Director, Special Collections & Archives, on Use: This work may be protected by copyright law. This digital copy of the work is intended to support research, teaching, and private study. Use: This work is available from the UC San Diego Library. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego. Armed Revolutionary Organizations in Mexico Documents. Armed Revolutionary Organizations in Mexico documentsДЄ la prensa, al pueblo de Guerrero y Mexico y a las altas autoridades del pais, 1967.Call for the release of Genaro Vazquez Rojas. Critical of the government of Guerrero, calling on the population to support the Asociacion Civica Guerrerense. Las asociaciones de prensa celebran el fallo del Nobel de la Paz a favor de. This digital copy is a surrogate of microfilm or photocopies from the Armed Revolutionary Organizations in Mexico Documents (MSS 523).ДЇebruary. califica de viles abandonos la fuga de 11 peloteros cubanos en Mxico. Petitioners also solicited the Commission to monitor protection measures, rulings, and background reports about Mexico that demand urgent measures to address the situation of enforced disappearances.Armed Revolutionary Organizations in Mexico The nineteen participating organizations requested the Commission to conduct a site visit to Mexico and study the human rights situation with a specific focus on evaluating the phenomenon of enforced disappearances and the public policies needed to prevent future cases and repair victims of this crime. Additionally, members of the Armed Forces suspected of involvement have also not been investigated. It is worth nothing that to this date, none of those accused of involvement in the case of the missing Ayotzinapa students has been charged with enforced disappearance, but with a lesser charge of kidnapping.

Moreover, reports cite a pattern of disappearance by prior identification, where established networks of municipal police and civilian members of organized crime work in tandem to identify who targets for detention and subsequent disappearance. Today, there are estimated 250 complaints of disappearance in Guerrero. Within the same time period, 207 common graves containing 299 bodies were found in Guerrero, of which only 40 people have been identified. Only 100 of those bodies have been identified. In CuauhtГ©moc, Chihuahua, where an estimated 350 young people have gone missing, mothers, daughters, and wives face serious roadblocks in their search for justice.ДЄccording to official information, from 2010 to 2014, 90 common graves containing 225 people were unearthed in Chihuahua.

Many women who demand justice are threatened. Leticia Hidalgo, mother of Roy Rivera Hidalgo a student who was forcibly disappeared, вЂњI will ask you today to help us in our push for field searches and scientific-evidence based searches where the intelligence and involvement of family members-who have searched for their loved ones by scrapping the dirt with their own nails-is not belittled.В» We do not get the benefits the State and its institutions boast about providing us,В» said Ms.

вЂњWe are the relatives of thousands of missing persons from Mexico. Given the near-absence of trustworthy institutional channels, many victimsВґ family members have resorted to conducting their own searches and investigations, which often places them at even great risk. March 21st, 2015.- Nineteen organizations presented information before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights yesterday on the situation of enforced disappearances in Mexico and the challenges faced by State in addressing this issue.ДЄ lack of proper search and identification processes for disappeared persons and a widespread pattern of impunity found within the investigation and prosecution of those responsible has allowed the phenomenon to reach disproportionately high levels across the country. Mexico required to address situation of enforced disappearances

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