Mexico’s 43 Disappeared Students: Your News or Ours?

In September 2014, 43 students disappeared from Iguala, Mexico; an ensuing government investigation held a local gang responsible for the students' murder. This September, in light of evidence to the contrary, their parents have asked the government to let an internationally-regulated special unit further investigate. As always, this one event has several stories to tell:

Sweden’s DN.se stated:
Föräldrar kräver ny utredning om försvunna studenter 
Parents Require New Investigation of Missing Students

[Source: DN.se]

 While Brazil's El País lent a kind word--if not picture--to Mexico's president:

"Busquemos a verdade juntos", diz Peña Nieto aos pais de Iguala

"Let us seek the truth together," says Peña Nieto to Parents of Iguala

[Source: El País]

Only to be countered by Reuters’ United States edition:

Mexico parents of 43 missing students reject President’s response to demands

[Source: Reuters]

 As Mexico’s La Jornada shifted the focus away from parents and president altogether:

ONU hace votos para el total esclarecimiento del caso Ayotzinapa 
UN vows to fully clarify the Ayotzinapa case

[Source: Victor Camacho/La Jornada]

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