Was arrested he police that supposedly killed to the young student of Ayotzinapa, Yankee Kothan, two other police officers were detained for the same case. It is not clear what happened to that crimebut what is a fact is that not only are the police detained, but that death, one day after the groups of Ayotzinapa had forcibly entered the National Palace, it caused a gale.
First, there was a confrontation between the government secretariat, the security secretariat and the Guerrero prosecutor's office, with different versions of what happened. The Governor Evelyn Salgado ended up asking him resignation to the Secretary of Government, Ludwig Marcial, to the Security, Brigadier General Rolando Solando Rivera, who had just assumed that responsibility, and to the state prosecutor, Colonel Sandra Luz Valdovinos, who refused to leave office and said that she would exhaust legal resources before leaving office. . She was finally separated from the prosecutor's office by the local congress: Valdovinos brought a confrontation with the governor and even with military commanders from long ago. On February 14, she had requested a six-month leave of absence from her position, but days later she decided that she would stay on. In his place, the congress appointed Zipacná Jesús Torres Ojeda, a Guerrero native from Tixtla (where the normal of Ayotzinapa) and also of military origin. Teacher Gabriel Zamudio López, also originally from Tixtla, remained in the security secretariat, replacing General Solano Rivera.
We must insist on one point: we still do not know what happened with the death of the young man who had actively participated a day before in the taking of the National Palace. When Yanqui and some friends were heading to the bus terminal to look for some friends, they came across a local police patrol that told them to stop. First, it was said that the car in which the young people were traveling had been reported stolen, that they shot at the police officers and that they repelled the attack, that there were drugs and weapons in the car. The version of the young people and their relatives is diametrically different and they say that Yanqui was executed with a shot to the head by a police officer. Nobody has explained why.
The case was brought to the FGR and before the Prosecutor's Office gave any report, the President came forward to say that the young man had not shot and that the Guerrero police officers abused their authority. The FGR report is not yet known.
Hours later, vehicles were burned in Chilpancingo, two National Guard patrols were kidnapped, and ten members of that corporation were beaten and detained for twelve hours. Just this week, the Government Palace in Chilpancingo was burned and vandalized, public and private vehicles were also set on fire, the safety of Palace workers and reporters (the press room was attacked) was compromised.
It never ceases to amaze that while the death of the young student has shaken the authorities and caused changes in the state cabinet, those who carry out acts of vandalism, some of them very serious, have such a degree of impunity, turning their claims into a kind of extortion of The authorities.
If the young Yankee was murdered as claimed, there must be an expeditious investigation to determine it and those responsible must pay for that crime. Just as those who have turned violence and vandalism into an open and daily way of operating must also be investigated and those responsible punished.
The tragedy that occurred in 2014 in Iguala cannot be a kind of marquee to steal, burn, provoke. They have no right young people from Ayotzinapa or those who present themselves, of stealing trailers, burning buses, kidnapping elements of the National Guard or forcibly entering the National Palace, burning the Chilpancingo Palace, arriving aboard buses that they had kidnapped.
In the end what must be imposed is the rule of law. We insist on one point: there is no evidence that there was a state crime in 2014. There is evidence that the special prosecutor's office and those responsible advocated for the release of the confessed kidnappers and murderers to turn them into protected witnesses and thus invent those responsible for the alleged state crime. Yes, there is evidence and those responsible for the countless acts of vandalism that have been committed using the Ayotzinapa flag. And what we do know is that political manipulation has denied, in all these cases, the application of the law. And when that happens, those who lose are justice, stability and the credibility of the people in their institutions. And, in turn, violence is fueled, an inevitable consequence of impunity itself.
The federal government already knows that there was no state crime in Iguala and that the soldiers who are detained in that case are innocent, but it does not want to put an end to the Ayotzinapa chapter. Impunity is maintained in the face of violence that becomes less controllable and more costly, socially, economically and politically, every day. And it involves everything from legitimate normalista militants to criminal groups, including armed organizations. And nothing happens.
Never, not even in a single case, has anyone been prosecuted for this daily violence.
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