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Ayotzinapa Families Press Sheinbaum for Answers as 136th National Day of Protest Unfolds

Relatives seek access to Army files with an update on phone tracking expected in early February.

Overview

  • Parents asked the government to report on the line of inquiry tracing the students’ cellphone activity, which they note showed signals after the 2014 disappearance.
  • The families’ legal representative urged the federal authorities to open Army archives and to adopt recommendations from the Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts.
  • Relatives said President Claudia Sheinbaum pledged in December to pursue these steps and they expect a follow‑up meeting in the first or second week of February.
  • Demonstrations formed part of the 136th National Day for the 43, with marches in Mexico City and actions in Guerrero and Sonora to sustain pressure for truth and justice.
  • Protesters accused the current administration of placing obstacles and ignoring named suspects, while activists reiterated allegations of a forced disappearance involving uniformed police and the Army.