Chihuahua.- Students of the Saucillo Normal School, created a symbolic installation with 43 empty chairs representing the 43 students of the Ayotzinapa Normal School, Guerrero, ten years after their forced disappearance at the hands of the police and the Army.
The protesters, who asked to remain anonymous for security reasons, indicated that the Ayotzinapa case is one of the supreme court cases pending a decision by the State of Mexico, and represents an unfulfilled promise by López Obrador.
One of the dissidents said that the sitting president of the Republic used the case of the missing students as a political banner, to reach the presidency, but after coming to power he decided to put aside his obligation to seek justice before one of the leaders of the greatest crimes in the history of this country.
They announced that tomorrow, Thursday, they will hold a march with around 500 participants from students and social organizations, which will start at 4:00 p.m. from the roundabout on Division del Norte Avenue to Plaza de Armas, in the center of the capital of Chihuahua.
They agreed that the struggle for justice would continue for years, six years or decades if necessary, until the Mexican State clarified the facts and punished those guilty.