See Mexico’s Protests Over the Murder of 43 Students
See Mexico’s Protests Over the Murder of 43 Students
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A group of protesters set fire to the wooden door of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's ceremonial palace, during a protest in Mexico City, November 8, 2014.Edgard Garrido—Reuters
At least 14 young people have been arrested in Mexico City after protests erupted over the suspected murder of dozens of students.
A mob attacked the National Palace, burning the main door and daubing slogans on the walls, after authorities said gangsters had murdered 43 students who had been protesting alleged discriminatory practices in the Guerrero state town of Iguala.
A group of protesters set fire to the wooden door of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's ceremonial palace, during a protest in Mexico City, November 8, 2014.Edgard Garrido—ReutersBurning cars are seen during a protest outside the State Government headquarters in Chilpancingo, Mexico on November 8, 2014.Ronaldo Schemidt—AFP/Getty ImagesProtesters yell slogans while gathering outside Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's ceremonial palace during a protest in Mexico City on November 8, 2014. Edgard Garrido—ReutersA demonstrator protests at Zocalo square in Mexico City November 8, 2014. Edgard Garrido—ReutersDemonstrators lie on the floor during a protest at Zocalo square in Mexico City November 8, 2014.Edgard Garrido—ReutersStudents from the Ayotzinapa school take part in a protest outside the State Government headquarters in Chilpancingo, Mexico, on November 8, 2014.Ronaldo Schemidt—AFP/Getty ImagesA person in a disguise sits on a sidewalk holding a candle during a protest in Mexico City on November 8, 2014.Edgard Garrido—Reuters
