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Mexico - MENA
The relatives of 43 missing Mexican students held protests in several cities across the country to mark three months since their disappearance.
At a demonstration in Mexico City an estimated two thousand activists demanded justice for the missing who were reportedly taken by local police and members of a drug gang, Euronews reported.
“There are 43 people who aren’t with us and so long as this continues the Mexican people will continue to rise up. We want to remind President Peña Nieto what we warned him about. If there’s no Christmas for us then there’s no Christmas for him either,” said Felipe de la Cruz, spokesman for the relatives of the missing student teachers.
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