VOICED : Mexico: padres critican la investigacion de los 43 desaparecidos

The families of the 43 missing students from Iguala maintain hope and reject the Mexican prosecutor's conclusion that the students were massacred. They trust the Argentine forensic experts who claim there is no scientific evidence to support the official version. The Mexican prosecutor defends their stance, but recent findings of 10 people found alive in Cócula, where the students were allegedly killed, renew the families' hope.

What is the stance of the families regarding the official conclusion about the 43 missing students?

• They are undecided.

• They reject the conclusion.

• They have no opinion.

• They accept the conclusion.

Who do the families trust for the investigation of the missing students?

• The Mexican General Prosecutor's Office

• The United Nations

• The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team

• The local police

What did the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team conclude about the fate of the students?

• They found scientific evidence of the massacre.

• They concluded the students are alive.

• They lack scientific evidence to confirm the official version.

• They confirmed the students were incinerated.

How did the Mexican General Prosecutor's Office respond to the Argentine experts' findings?

• They ignored the findings.

• They criticized the findings as unsupported.

• They agreed with the findings.

• They requested further investigation.

What recent discovery has given hope to the families of the missing students?

• 10 people were found claiming to have been kidnapped in the same area.

• The students were found alive.

• The official version was retracted.

• New evidence was found confirming the students' safety.