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Monday marked four months since Mexican students went missing
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Monday marked four months since Mexican students from the Ayotzinapa teaching college in Guerrero were kidnapped by local authorities and turned over to criminal gang Guerreros Unidos to be 'taken care of' which most take to mean disposed of. The Mexican government has made no significant progress on the case and families and social movements continue to pursue the matter independently through national and international human rights organizations and social action. More than 45 demonstrations were held Monday in Mexico and abroad. Clayton Conn our correspondent in Mexico has more for us on the story. teleSUR
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