10th Anniversary of Ayotzinapa: 43 Students' Disappearance Still Haunts Mexico
Survivor Ulises Martínez recounts the harrowing night in Iguala and the ongoing quest for justice.
- On September 26, 2014, 43 students from Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College were abducted in Iguala, Mexico.
- The students had commandeered buses to attend a protest commemoration in Mexico City when they were attacked.
- Survivor Ulises Martínez describes a night of terror involving police and cartel violence, with multiple shootings and disappearances.
- Despite a decade of investigations, many questions about the students' fate remain unanswered.
- Martínez and others continue to seek justice, facing the trauma of that night and the loss of their classmates.