Ex-Mexican governor held for allegedly destroying evidence tied to 43 missing students
The case, considered one of the country's worst human-rights atrocities, has been marred by missteps and interference.
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Ex-Mexican governor held for allegedly destroying evidence tied to 43 missing students
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The former governor of Mexico's Guerrero state was arrested for allegedly ordering the destruction of evidence related to 43 students who disappeared in 2014. The case, considered one of Mexico's worst human-rights atrocities, has been marked by missteps and interference. Authorities said the destroyed evidence could have helped clarify what happened to the missing students.
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Former Mexican governor arrested for allegedly destroying evidence tied to 43 missing students
MEXICO CITY, Aug 6 - The former governor of Mexico's southern Guerrero state has been arrested for allegedly ordering the destruction of evidence that could have helped shed light on the whereabouts of 43 students who disappeared in 2014, authorities said on Thursday.