Mexican Gov't to Reopen Ayotzinapa Case

teleSUR English 2015-07-10

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Following a meeting with the families of the 43 forcibly disappeared Ayotzinapa students, Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez announced that her office would reopen the case. Gomez's predecessor had closed the almost 10-month old case, but newly released information has led for calls for a reopening of the investigation. teleSUR
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