Retired Mexican General Arrested Over the Disappearance of 43 students in 2014
As a Democratic Nation, subjecting everybody to be Under the Law and maintaining the civil rights and privileges notwithstanding the position held in the country or state of service, makes the citizens law abiding. Such is seen on the case study of the carried out function In the city of Mexico as an army general is been arrested over an allegation or crime committed nearly 8years ago.
Mexico has arrested retired army general José Rodríguez Pérez in relation to the bloody disappearance of 43 students in the city of Iguala, nearly eight years ago.source
This being led by the announcement made by the Deputy chief of security by the name Ricardo Mejía. Known to be that several arrest warrant gas been made earlier before now by the person in question who retired as a general. And on Thursday,the news spread of the effect being carried as to investigate more in the disappearance of the students .
As reported that the said students were intercepted by the local police forces and the military personnels at their check point when they are returning from their teachers residence on September 26,2014 at Ayotzinapa. This not good enough to be heard about the students destined to be the leaders of tomorrow as to take or replace the positions of some government offices when the time comes are being killed just like that for up to 8years now and nothing being done about it.
Being documented as it has been before now that as at 1968 Tlatelolco massacre,which were ordered by government agents to kill as many as 300 students. This being a repetition of a story line as it was seen in September 26,2014.
On August 18, a truth commission established by Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador released a bombshell report concluding that the vanished students were victims of "state-sponsored crime," alleging that agents from several government agencies concurred with elements of organized crime to commit the killings.source
Trying to cover this up,was this postulated,but for the fact that truth cannot be hidden forever,as some students which survived the massacre voiced out of the army forces opening fire on their buses which led to the loss of 43 of them. Everyone notwithstanding the gender,age or contribution to the society has the right to live and as such lives shouldn't be taken on a loose hand. In any case, a murder case is not to be treated with a carefree manner, not withstanding ones position,bringing defaulters to law irrespective of position occupied is a perfect way to set an example as this being the right approach to it.
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I really wish this sort of justice can reach the world over. We need to see people being held responsible for the things they do.
Several times in Nigeria we have seen these types of things going on. in 1999 the government ordered the killing of people in a small town in Nigeria, the leader of the killing still walks freely.
Huh!please can you give me the full gist of that story cause it is interesting.
Yeah...Here is a wiki link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odi_massacre
Okay boss