Former Mexican Governor Arrested Over 2014 Disappearance of 43 Students

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A former Mexican governor has been arrested in connection with the 1014 enforced disappearance of 43 student teachers in Guerrero state. Authorities allege the ex-official was involved in covering up the circumstances surrounding the students' vanishing. The case, widely regarded as one of Mexico's gravest human-rights atrocities, has been plagued by investigative missteps and alleged interference over the years. The students, from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers' College, went missing after an encounter with local police and suspected cartel members. The arrest marks a significant development in a decade-long pursuit of accountability for the tragedy.

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