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The disappearance of the students of ayotzinapa is very unfair, since they were only students with a single chance to follow their dream and they cruelly snatched them, leaving their family with a hope of their return, to see them again and hug them. Eight years after this fact we continue to demand justice and I will continue to raise my voice for my brother, because like him it can happen to me. In Mexico, a student is more dangerous than a criminal.

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It's incredible to know that the voices are still demanding justice, what happened is unforgivable and we will be waiting for a light of hope

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The tragedy that happened eight years ago is very sad, if for me as a student it is sad, I imagine for the families of the boys, a desperation not to know more about them from one day to the next.

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I think that it was a bad case, they was students that wanted to be great persons in their life. I hope that justice and peace will soon be done to their families.

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The forced disappearance of the 43 comrades of Ayotzinapa makes me feel sad since there were 43 interumpido dreams, a dream that is now mine.

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students wanting to be heard, full of courage and honor, families crying and suffering in their name, warriors who are now revered. Student, stand up and raise your voice, may his death not be in vain, let us seek justice.

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I feel sad because we are exposed to the same thing that happened to us as to the 43 and to other people, every day the number of forced disappearances increases in Jalisco.

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the 43
the clear example of the insecurity and impunity that exist in our country! Nostalgia and impotence is what I feel! you hurt me Mexico... Ayotzinapa we are all! we are missing 43!!!

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It's a hard thing to assimilate what people do to each other.

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Ayotzinapa left an important mark on normalism, in Mexico people live in fear every day, we hope that justice will be done

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Unfortunately it is an event that will be marked in all of us, which causes us sadness and helplessness for this fact of injustice leaving us with the hope that one day they will return.

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it is very sad that the people who want to help transform Mexico, end up in this way, it is a real sadness and shame that things these happen

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The case of the 43 from Ayotzinapa makes me feel insecure, I feel a great pain in my heart, they took away their dreams, their goals and they separated us from friends, colleagues, brothers.

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Ayotzinapa does not die, it lives in all those who fight

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The negligence of the government silenced the forced disappearance of our brothers from the rural normal school Raul Burgos of Ayotzinapa in the state of Guerrero is something that makes us very helpless, we hope there will be answers soon.

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La desaparición de los 43 normalistas de la Escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa cumplirá el próximo 26 de septiembre ocho años (REUTERS/Luis Cortes)

La desaparición de los 43 normalistas de la Escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa que este 26 de septiembre cumple ocho años, ha dejado heridas produndas entre los familiares y compañeros, quienes continúan exigiendo justicia por la noche violenta perpetrada, en parte, por las fuerzas de seguridad del Estado en 2014. Pero esta es la otra historia de varios de los sobrevivientes que lograron escapar de ese fatídico destino pero que también los ha marcado para toda su vida.

Durante estos años, en el que el misterio del destino de los estudiantes sigue sin resolverse, los sobrevivientes han hablado de la poca confianza que le tienen al Gobierno federal para averiguar quién fue el responsable de los hechos ocurridos en la ciudad de Iguala, Guerrero.

Omar García, uno de los sobrevivientes del 26 y 27 de septiembre de 2014 (Foto: Facebook/Omar García)

Omar García Velásquez contó en 2016 a BBC Mundo en Londres, Reino Unido, la incapacidad que tiene el gobierno mexicano para realizar las investigaciones correspondientes.

García Velásquez llegó en el 2016 a Reino Unido para reunirse con el líder del Partido Laborista, Jeremy Corbyn, y recordar la tragedia ante el Parlamento británico.

Según relató en su charla con la BBC Mundo, el 26 de septiembre de 2014 se encontraba en la escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa, donde estudiaba, cuando recibió una llamada a las 9:00 de la noche para informarle que sus compañeros, quienes salieron rumbo a Iguala, habían sido atacados por la policía y "había un muerto".

De acuerdo con el normalista, alrededor de 90 estudiantes habían ido a la ciudad con una sola intención: tomar varios autobuses de ruta para poder ir a Ciudad de México (CDMX) el 2 de octubre y participar así en la marcha que conmemora una masacre ocurrida en 1968 en Tlatelolco.

Omar García se organizó con otros compañeros para ir a Iguala e investigar lo que estaba ocurriendo (Foto: AFP)

Tras conocer lo ocurrido, Omar García se organizó con otros compañeros para ir a Iguala e investigar lo que estaba ocurriendo; una vez allí, los sobrevivientes les contaron que la policía los había perseguido por las calles de la ciudad, dispararon a los autobuses y finalmente los interceptaron: "Los bajaron a todos, los golpearon y luego los subieron a las patrullas".

Fue en ese momento, indicó el estudiante, cuando le perdieron el rastro a los 43 normalistas.

"Cuando llegamos a Iguala convocamos a la prensa, para que tomaran nota y fotografías de la escena (...) Temíamos que la policía volviera a recoger los casquillos percutidos de las armas para borrar las evidencias. Pero con la prensa allí nos sentimos muy tranquilos, pensamos que no podía pasar ya nada", relató.

No obstante, señaló que hacia la medianoche comenzó, una vez más, la balacera: "Nos tiramos al suelo, algunos nos cubrimos bajo los coches o tras los postes. Y otros corrieron, cada quien por su lado".

Fue allí, contó, donde mataron a dos de sus compañeros, Daniel Solís Gallardo y Julio César Ramírez Nava. "A Julio César Mondragón Fontes se lo llevaron", y al día siguiente su cadáver fue encontrado sin rostro, se asumió que lo habían desollado, pero las autoridades dijeron que fue la fauna local que carcomió sus heridas ensangrentadas de esta área.

Omar García dijo con seguridad que tiene claro quién es el responsable de lo sucedido la noche del 26 de septiembre (EFE/Carlos Ramírez)

Sobre este ataque armado, García Velásquez reconoció que no vio a los autores, ni tampoco puede afirmar que participó la policía.

"Eran las doce de la noche y estaba oscuro. Solo podíamos ver los destellos de las armas que nos estaban disparando. Y lo único que quieres en ese momento es correr", manifestó.

No obstante, dijo con seguridad al medio que tiene claro quién es el responsable de lo sucedido la noche del 26 de septiembre: "Fue la policía la que actuó esa noche, al mando de autoridades civiles, de autoridades municipales coordinadas con otras fuerzas del orden ".

La balacera de la madrugada del 26 de septiembre cambió radicalmente la vida de Édgar Andrés Vargas (REUTERS/Henry Romero)

La balacera de la madrugada del 26 de septiembre cambió radicalmente la vida de Édgar Andrés Vargas, estudiante de tercer año de la escuela normal Raúl Isidro Burgos en 2014, pues tras ella, hasta el 2019 recibió cuatro cirugías de alta intervención y muchas más menores por la bala que impactó en la cara.

Andrés Vargas recordó que la noche del 26 llegó a su habitación uno de sus compañeros para avisar que varios normalistas habían sido reprimidos supuestamente por la policía de Iguala y que necesitaban ir a ayudarlos.

"Éramos pocos los que estábamos en el plantel y fuimos a apoyar. Cuando llegamos vimos que había camiones con los vidrios destrozados y con balazos", explicó.

En el lugar comenzaron a escucharse balazos, lo hizo que el joven y sus compañeros se tiraran al suelo.

"Me arrastré hasta que me encontré con mis amigos, quienes me dijeron que algo me había pasado en la boca. No sentí nada; sin embargo, vi mi playera y estaba toda manchada de sangre. Al poco rato no podía hablar. La sangre seguía cayendo de mi boca y me costaba trabajo respirar", relató a El Universal.

Mi compa Édgar Andrés Vargas, de los normalistas de Ayotzi heridos el 26.09.14 en Iguala en que desaparecieron a sus 43 compas.

4 años de reconstrucción y terapias tras recibir un disparo en el rostro y negligencia del Ejército.

Justicia y verdad para los heridos de Ayotzinapa pic.twitter.com/cs0Y8ahTZ9
- 𝔗𝔯𝔶𝔫𝔬 𝔐𝔞𝔩𝔡𝔬𝔫𝔞𝔡𝔬 (@tryno) February 10, 2019

Agregó para El Sur de Acapulco que " lo primero que pensé fue en mi mamá. Se va a poner mal. Lo que hice fue caminar. Lo primero que uno piensa es que está soñando. Pero no, no era sueño. Vi a un compañero que estaba levantando la mano. Era uno de los que murieron esa noche".

Dos horas después de que le dispararon, un profesor lo acompañó a la clínica más cercana, pero por la pérdida de sangre escuchaba las voces distorsionadas.

"Cuando empezaban a curarme en el hospital, no podía respirar y debido a eso me hicieron una traqueotomía, fue muy doloroso, porque luego se me tapaba y me metían una manguerita, sentía que como me ahogaba, fue algo muy feo. Ahora ya que estoy a mejor, porque las prótesis del maxilar han respondido bien en la boca, los doctores me dijeron que estoy en la recta final de la recuperación".

Tras la intervención médica en septiembre del 2014, Édgar Andrés Vargas se ha realizado tres operaciones en la boca y otras más en una de las rodillas, donde los médicos le extrajeron un pedazo de fémur para la reconstrucción del maxilar.

Aldo Gutiérrez Solano ha estado en coma luego de que una bala le perforara el cerebro la noche del 26 de septiembre (Foto: Twitter/@epigmenioibarra)

Hace ocho años, la noche del 26 de septiembre, Aldo Gutiérrez Solano recibió una bala en la cabeza que le perforó el cerebro, lo que lo dejó en cama de forma permanente.

Y es que la noche que desaparecieron los 43 normalistas de Ayotzinapa, la policía baleó un autobús al que él y otros estudiantes se habían subido.

Hasta este 2022, el joven continúa en estado de coma, mientras sus padres y 13 hermanos se mantienen a su lado en el hospital, midiendo su recuperación según sus sonidos y micromovimientos involuntarios.

"El sufrimiento es muy grande (...) Todavía no entendemos cómo nos sucedió esto, por qué le pasó esto a nuestra familia. ¿ Cómo es que podemos tener un gobierno que le dispara a sus propios ciudadanos?", dijo Leonel, su hermano de 37 años, a El País en 2016.

Los médicos, contó al medio, consideran sorprendente que haya sobrevivido todo este tiempo; sin embargo, creen que las posibilidades de que se recupere de este coma son mínimas.
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Los sobrevivientes de Ayotzinapa: con balas en sus cuerpos escaparon de la muerte aunque con heridas en el alma

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La desaparición de los 43 normalistas de la Escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa cumplirá el próximo 26 de septiembre ocho años (REUTERS/Luis Cortes) La desaparición de los 43 normalistas de la Escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa que este 26 de septiembre cumple ocho años, ha dejado heridas produndas entre los familiares y compañeros, quienes continúan exigiendo justicia por la noche violenta perpetrada, en parte, por las fuerzas de seguridad del Estado en 2014.

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During these days I was able to feel anger and indignation, but not anger of hatred but courage to fight for those who cannot do it, to shout for those who can no longer, I also felt empathy saying "it could be me"

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During these days I was able to feel anger and indignation, but not anger of hatred but courage to fight for those who cannot do it, to shout for those who can no longer, I also felt empathy saying "it could be me"

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Ayotzinapa 43. Alive they took them, alive we want them.

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Ayotzinapa 43. Alive they took them, alive we want them.

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The case of the 43 disappeared students of Ayotzinapa awakens empathy, desire to want to help and thirst for justice in the face of the events that triggered indignation, anger and sadness. In the face of frustration and impotence, hope and solidarity with the movements that take place throughout the country are raised, never stopping looking for comrades, but above all JUSTICE.

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Alive they took them, alive we want them. Ayotzinapa 43

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Alive they took them, alive we want them. Ayotzinapa 43

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The case of the 43 disappeared students of Ayotzinapa awakens empathy, desire to want to help and thirst for justice in the face of the events that triggered indignation, anger and sadness. In the face of frustration and impotence, hope and solidarity with the movements that take place throughout the country are raised, never stopping looking for comrades, but above all JUSTICE.

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43 worlds, 43 students, 43 lives, which were taken away for raising their voices and wanting to get ahead, the case of Ayozinapa is one of the cruelest acts in the history of Mexico.
we will not rest until we have justice for our 43 normalist comrades.

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The case of Ayotzinapa awakens fear in me, it awakens that fear of being a student in Mexico, I think of those 43 colleagues who, like me, had the dream of being someone in life, the illusion of studying and being able to be a teacher, dreams that were taken away, it is a very sad situation.
Ayotzi holds on, Atequiza gets up!!!

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Eight years have passed since our 43 classmates from the rural normal school in Ayotzinapa disappeared and since then nothing has been heard from them. 43 dreams, 43 lives, 43 teachers who did not come to their classrooms, let us demand justice for them.
Ayotzinapa lives, the fight continues!

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Ayotzinapa mark of massacre
And of government impunity
Denoting the pure and simple
Palpable mental inefficiency.

Ayotzinapa has 43 normalistas
43 souls
43 words
43 leaves
Who join the lists
of more disappeared
Hidden by the State.

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the death of our brothers will never be forgotten, there were 43 people, each of them had goals, aspirations, dreams to fulfill and it is something that they will not be able to achieve, what happened was very sad, because they left home to fulfill their goals and they did not return, they left a hole in their home, the heart of their families who still look for them in the hope of one day finding them. ayotzinapa lives !!!!!!

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It is an event that marked each of us in many ways, personally it saddens me and at the same time it causes me great fear to know that we as students are not safe. We take to the streets to demand what belongs to us with fear, knowing that our true enemy is the government, the police, who instead of protecting us, harm us.

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The forced disappearance of our classmates marked a great impact on the history of Mexica education, which is why it causes me too much sadness and frustration to know that 43 normalist classmates have not yet appeared, that for 8 years the gebernates have refused to reveal the true story of what happened that tragic night of September 26, 2014.

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"Not a minute of silence, a lifetime of resistance." I don't feel rancor, I feel pain, which is different. we have been fighting for 8 years, without justice, it is sad to see that today it is more dangerous to be a student than a criminal, you hurt me Mexico

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Ayotzinapa lives!

the story does not end....

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43 dreams
43 brothers
43 lives
The fighting continues

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ayotzinapa lives..!!!

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the night of September 26 is a night that will be marked for everyone, it is a date that causes sadness, uncertainty, we will fight to know the truth and justice is done, Ayotzinapa lives!

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The 43 comrades from Ayotzinapa are a clear example of the struggle that the people have had to face in order to be heard and obtain better things, even at the cost of their lives. The disappearance of these comrades was not in vain. As long as they have a voice, it will be used. to shout his fight and lament his departure

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We are still looking for them #43

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All the time people disappear in Mexico, for different "reasons" and different culprits; but it is certainly a stronger blow when it is in a group. All these cases, and this one in particular, move emotions and make the people feel anger but also fear; we are a society governed by the fear of power that is divided between public officials and criminal gangs.

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Year after year thousands of students, friends, colleagues and family take to the streets in search of justice and to raise their voices. In September 2014, 43 normalista students were taken from their freedom, all of Mexico was outraged by the corruption of the government and the state, to this day there is no clear answer about the whereabouts of these students, that is why we should not remain silent, we must not let this scandalous case be forgotten. The fight and the truth will continue to be the baton.

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It is a case that to this day causes a lot of commotion among society, a case still unsolved, where as a people and as part of the student system we have come together with the common goal of demanding justice.

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Many dreams and families were shattered that September morning, 43 students who only wanted to help their Normal disappeared.
There is a feeling of hatred and contempt for the authorities that are supposed to protect us, but it is not like that, the government itself protects those people, but that will not prevent us from seeking justice by our own hands and we will continue to do so because WE WANT THEM ALIVE.

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This situation is sad because the government's incompetence is outrageous

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It is incredible how people unite in situations like this, the disappearance of the 43 normalista students is and will be everyone's history forever, because of the empathy we share.

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Many families are sad and incomplete since the disappearance of our 43 normalista companions, some parents continue in the fight for the truth, some others could no longer continue and left this world without knowing where their children are, for whom they fought every morning to work and give them a better life.

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For this situation of the 43 disappeared normalistas, Ayotzinapa is one of the situations that fills all Normalistas with emotions of sadness and justice because over the years we have observed that the government has not done anything yet, it has been eight years of this great search and the only answers are negative, where day by day the normalistas are observed raising their voices for them so that one day they will return, that is why this case the emotions that it provokes in me are sadness, impotence and justice so that this situation ends.

Nelsy Violeta Morán Ramírez

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The case of the 43 students makes me angry because it shows that justice does not exist in this country and the lives of students have less strength and value than corruption in Mexico.

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The case of the 43 students makes me angry because it shows that justice does not exist in this country and the lives of students have less strength and value than corruption in Mexico.

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That justice be done for the Ayotzinapa case.

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That justice be done for the Ayotzinapa case.

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These days, when I remember and think about the case of the 43 students and their families, I feel powerless and sad about how such injustice can be possible.

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The case of the 43 in Ayotzinapan was a reality check for all Mexicans, because the government itself, full of injustice and corruption, once again demonstrated that it is not interested in its own people and only acts in their interests. Leaving a great bloodstain in the history of Mexico, not to mention the pain caused to the families of the 43.

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I think that the case of the 43 disappeared is quite unfortunate, but when you put yourself in the place of the family, friends, relatives, etc., it makes you feel helpless about how the situation was carried out.  It makes you feel helpless about how the situation was carried out. That is why it is not too much that as rural normalista comrades we raise our voices so that this case does not remain like this, so that the truth is made known, and justice is done.

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This case is one of those that has caused the most emotions in me, mainly impotence and sadness, I hope that one day justice will be done.

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"Until I see their bodies or their killers, I will never give them up for dead."
The justice that makes visible what remains hidden, the one that points out those responsible, the one that explains why, the one that exposes complicity. The justice that dignifies and makes human those who have been victims, the justice that must return the absent people, because we need the disappeared, but justice is like a snake: it only bites the most barefoot.

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During this week I have felt sad seeing the pictures of the 43 missing students. It's unfortunate how far violence can go.

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We must fight not only against the disappearance of people but also against impunity and oblivion. If we forget them they die.

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September 26 is one of the darkest days of rural normalismo, it was the day that 43 dreams disappeared, 43 illusions of being better every day, they were people who fought for the rights that correspond to us and that were taken away by the government.
It is a date that we must never forget because it is the disappearance of 43 comrades, 43 people who had the same dream as each one of us. Ayotzinapa lives! The struggle continues!

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The case of our 43 disappeared companions brings to my feelings of sadness, impotence, and a lot of anger. The day the commemoration took place, my skin bristled and I was about to cry. I thought about what I would feel if I were in their place or that of their families.

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The case of our 43 disappeared companions brings to my feelings of sadness, impotence, and a lot of anger. The day the commemoration took place, my skin bristled and I was about to cry. I thought about what I would feel if I were in their place or that of their families.

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The case of our 43 disappeared companions brings to my feelings of sadness, impotence, and a lot of anger. The day the commemoration took place, my skin bristled and I was about to cry. I thought about what I would feel if I were in their place or that of their families.

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The case of our 43 disappeared companions brings to my feelings of sadness, impotence, and a lot of anger. The day the commemoration took place, my skin bristled and I was about to cry. I thought about what I would feel if I were in their place or that of their families.

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It seems very sad to me the situation that the students went through and the one that the relatives are suffering, I hope with all my heart that justice is done soon!

Because alive they took them away and alive we want them

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incomplete families made, broken hearts, incomplete dreams, these events are sad and we are missing 43 "Alive they took them away, we love them alive”.

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Ayotzinapa lives!!!
The fight continues, until the truth is found!
Because suffering is not negotiated, human lives are priceless.

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This image causes a great feeling of sadness in me since many parents, siblings, children are still looking for those students who were disappeared and left a great void in their families.

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Olive wreaths that never came,
bullets of indifference that pierced,
They were just normalists
We were just cheeky kids
today with a bloody face,
with life incinerated or emaciated
I ADMIT IT!
We are the cheeky ones.

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Personally it is a very sad case for me because at the time it was them, but what a and what we would have been, it would be a torture for our family to continu

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The forced disappearance of the 43 normalista students from Ayotzinapa is a fact that causes me great indignation and sadness. when I first heard the story of the events, I did not hold back and cried, I felt helpless when I saw this sad tragedy.

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As a student, the situation our classmates went through is sad and alarming. The incompetence of our authorities is outrageous.

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As a student I feel empathetic towards the current situation, students also have rights and what happened was something that has no name. I am in favor of the movements, it is a good option to make noise and be heard asking for the things that matter to us.

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An unforgettable date, full of many feelings and emotions but above all impotence.

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I think it was a unfortunate case, i cant think how the families felt and feel today remembering and suffering their miss.
Is a case that can't be forgotten.

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It is a very sad memory, especially this year, the roll call they did at the ENRA in honor of his disappearance was very emotional, without a doubt something that will never be forgotten.

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It's very unfortunate that these events occur in our country, I cannot imagine how the family of our colleages feels, I really hope that in some way, justice can be done in the face of these events and their families find peace in their hearts.

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Alive they took them! Alive we want them!

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This people does not forget ando Will not forget the crime of Ayotzinapa, even if the days ando years go by, may the heads of state live sure of it.
In the soul and life of the Mexican people, this tragedy willl continue to be present, irreducible, painful and alive.

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Ayotzinapa lives!!
the fighting continues !!!
There is legal impossibility to comply with the sentence.
They took them alive, we want them alive”.
We are not all here, we are missing 43”

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The case of Ayotzinapa makes me express a deep empathy with the disappeared students and their parents, the pain and anger that their disappearance generates in me makes me stand in solidarity and consequently raise my voice and participate in the marches that are possible for me to demand justice and find an explanation. The marches that are held in their honor serve to accompany the parents of the students and is a way of telling them that they are not alone. The pain experienced with normalist parents is shared. I have felt fear because I'm also a student and I wonder: What would have happened if I had been among those 43? It's inconceivable that this could happen to some students and we cannot continue to let injustices go by because this time unfortunately it was them but tomorrow who will it be?

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43 reasons to remove the bandages from your face!

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The injustice in the case of the 43 disappeared students from Ayotzinapa continues to cause indignation and sadness. After eight years, we continue to stand in solidarity with the families of these colleagues and we continue to protest to demand answers.

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The Ayotzinapa case is an event that continues to be remembered with great sadness. The relatives of the 43 do not stop seeking justice and that the perpetrators of the crime be punished. It makes me angry because they were 43 dreams cut short.

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The Ayotzinapa case is an event that continues to be remembered with great sadness. The relatives of the 43 do not stop seeking justice and that the perpetrators of the crime be punished. It makes me angry because they were 43 dreams cut short.

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The disappearance of the 43 Normalist comrades from Ayotzinapa is a case that causes sadness, pain and anger due to the cover-up they do by not revealing the truth and obstructing justice.

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This is one of the most important events in modern history because it represents what is experienced every day in Mexico.
8 years ago it was them and tomorrow it can be us, our brothers and friends.

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It is unfortunate that in Mexico these types of acts against students take place since they only wanted to support a cause that went against the rights of students .and along the way they attempted against their lives

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It is a very unfortunate case, which has marked the history of our country in a negative way, why didn't the rulers do something at the time?  Time has passed, but always as colleagues and as people this situation hurts us and we will continue to ask for justice for the 43.

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It is a very difficult and sad situation, which generates several feelings in us, at school we continue to commemorate, I do not participate in this type of event but at some point I did and personally the marks are very strong and sad, those situations they are never forgotten.

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September 26 is a well-remembered day, it was the disappearance of the 43 normalistas from Ayotzinapa, for which I agree with the realization of the march since what happened was an injustice.

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On the night of September 26, 2014, 43 normalista students disappeared from the Raúl Isidro Burgos school in Ayotzinapa, Guerrero. It was one of the most emblematic episodes of 🤬 throughout.
The previous six-year term, headed by then President Enrique Peña Nieto, had its own official version that it called the "historical truth." The report established that an organized crime gang.

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The loss of atequiza causes me many emotions, including sadness and anger. I agree about the marches, because we must demand justice and put ourselves in the place of the relatives who suffered that loss.

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It is outrageois to see that the government hides the truth from us and that the affected families sufter so long for not knowing about their relatives.

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It is very sad for the relatives who still do not find their relatives.  I feel sadness, my skin crawls.

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Knowing that justice is not done for the disappearance of the 43 students fills me with sadness, since dreams were taken away, the happiness of those families was taken away, the pain of a mother of not knowing where her son is is a very great, the fight continues, unfair people will not be right.

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The disappearance of 43 young people who today would be normalist teachers is a fact that continues to mark history and seek justice; Relatives of the 43 students of the Rural Normal of Ayoztinapa, classmates, citizens and civil organizations have maintained the demands, each rural normal shows its support for continuing with these demands, because we would not like parents, brothers, friends, colleagues and even us to go through the same injustice of the Mexican government.

#AYOTZINAPA WE ARE ALL.

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The case of the 43 disappeared from Ayotzinapa seems to me to be a very sad and tragic event. How can you trust your government, if it is the main enemy of the student?
Now, putting yourself in the place of parents, children, siblings, friends and more families, gives you goosebumps.
All this movement that has occurred during these days has made me reflect on the fact that being a normalist student is not an easy task, but that we should not give up until we obtain the justice that we so desire.
AYOTZINAPA WE ARE ALL.

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On the night of September 26, 2014, 43 students from the Escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa disappeared in the Mexican city of Iguala, in the state of Guerrero, and were never heard from again. Something very sad for me, because just as they were, it could be someone of ours. The bad thing is also that people speak without knowing the situation saying things that are not.

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The death of six people and the forced disappearance of 43 students from the Escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa gave rise to a broad movement in Mexico in solidarity with the relatives of the victims.  Today, when I pay homage while waiting for the return of the 43, my skin crawls with the marches in their honor to the sound of "vivos se los llevaron, vivos los queremos."

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It is an act full of sadness, pain and absence.  I feel my skin goosebumps and I get pensive and sad to think that without my fault they take your life

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Forty-three students from the Ayotzinapa normal school were disappeared eight years ago. It is a very sad and difficult case to remember. As every year, they pay tribute to these disappeared students, hoping that one day they will return.

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Reliving what happened in Ayotzinapa to our fellow normalistas, without a doubt made me put myself in the shoes of their parents, siblings, friends and family. It even made me think and feel the fear I may have felt, the anguish and sadness. it's like a nightmare!

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They took them alive, we want them alive”.

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The case of the 43 students from Ayotzinapa seems very sad to me, I put myself in the place of all those families who have suffered so much pain, those mothers who are still waiting for their children and who do not lose their perseverance and strength to find them and continue struggling.

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This particular case makes me feel sadness and anguish and impotence knowing that we need 43 lives that aspired to be great teachers, these days have been full of many emotions, my skin has crawled and I have felt a lot of nostalgia.

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It seems to me a terrible fact for which, today, many families and students continue to fight so that they do not fall into oblivion and justice is done, because just like us they had the dream of being teachers but for them, that dream was taken away...

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Definitely a heartbreaking situation. As a mother, I imagine the great pain that these mothers feel when they do not know about their absent sons for several years, it is a sad date. I greatly admire the colleagues who carry out their peaceful marches to remember this day. All of Mexico unites in a single cry ¨JUSTICE¨.

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What happened in Ayotzinapa was something truly unfortunate both for the families of the students and for all of Mexico, these days of marches that have taken place in my school and the rituals that they perform to commemorate that day have made me very beautiful to remember that what happened will not be forgotten.

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The unfortunate fact of the students saddens me, but it gives me great enthusiasm to see that union between families, towns and schools, that they do not forget what happened and fight for a just truth.

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This situation makes me very sad and at the same time scared because of all the activities that are carried out, it makes my skin crawl every time they remember them with the slogans or the different activities.

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It makes me sad to know that the companions have not yet been found.