VOICED : Expertos CIDH condicionan acuerdo de investigacion con Mexico

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights experts, assisting in the investigation of the 43 Ayotzinapa students' disappearance, warned they might sever ties with the Mexican Prosecutor's Office if doubts about a new forensic report aren't clarified. They criticized the government for unilaterally releasing preliminary study results, accusing them of political misuse, which adds to confusion and discredit. The experts lamented the breach of rules and trust, which hinders the investigation. The controversy arose after a third forensic report suggested that at least 17 people were burned in Cocula, supporting the government's version, which had been questioned by the experts and the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team.

¿Qué indicaron los resultados del tercer peritaje realizado por especialistas en fuego?

¿Cómo fue cuestionada la versión presentada por el gobierno sobre la desaparición de los jóvenes?