The families of the Ayotzinapa students demand scientific proof of the whereabouts of the victims

MADRID, 27 Ago. (EUROPA PRESS) -

A thousand people have demonstrated this Friday again in the streets of Mexico to remember that the fight will not give up until the whereabouts of the 43 normalist students from Ayotzinapa are known.

Days after the report of the Truth and Access to Justice Commission recognized that the disappearance of the students in the Ayotzinapa case was a State crime, the relatives have indicated that they will not give up "in the fight until they have the proof to indicate the whereabouts" of their children, the newspaper 'La Jornada' reported.

"It will be painful for our families to learn of their fate, especially if it is lifeless, but if they give us objective, scientific and indubitable proof, we will go home to mourn them and live our mourning. To date we do not have these reproofs, so both our demand and struggle continue", they explained, in statements collected by the aforementioned newspaper.

The relatives of the disappeared have spoken about the recent report, since they have urged the authorities to analyze the case with the greatest scientific objectivity to support the Government's claims.

"Mothers and fathers need indubitable scientific proof of the fate of our children, we cannot go home with preliminary indications that do not fully clarify where they are and what happened to them," said Hilda Leguideño, mother of José Antonio Tizapa, during the demonstration held in Mexico City, according to 'Milenio'.

In addition, the families have considered that it is an advance that the authorities make public that said case is a State crime, since it shows that there was participation by the institutions. In this line, they have requested that investigations be carried out with their consequent sanctions on the people involved.

"Murillo Karam conducted a murky, irregular investigation, plagued with torture, manipulation and the sowing of evidence, thus constructing a lie that prevented us from knowing the whereabouts of our children," protesters have assured about the arrest of the former Mexican prosecutor, then in charge of the investigation.