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Fugitive Mexican Mayor, Suspected in Abduction of Missing Students, Is Captured
It’s been more than a month since 43 students were last seen when police led them away from a protest in Iguala, a city in Mexico’s Guerrero province. Iguala’s Mayor immediately took a leave of absence and disappeared with his wife, but they were arrested this morning in Mexico City. Tracy Wilkinson is Bureau Chief there for the Los Angeles…
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIt’s been more than a month since 43 students were last seen when police led them away from a protest in Iguala, a city in Mexico’s Guerrero province. Iguala’s Mayor immediately took a leave of absence and disappeared with his wife, but they were arrested this morning in Mexico City. Tracy Wilkinson is Bureau Chief there for the Los Angeles Times.
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