VOICED : Ayotzinapa: comision ONU aplaude nuevas lineas de investigacion

The UN's human rights office in Mexico commended the General Prosecutor's new investigation into the disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa students, hoping for improvements and offering support. The previous 'historical truth' that the students were killed by drug traffickers and incinerated was dismissed by experts. The investigation now targets police from other areas and uses technology to find new evidence. The students vanished on September 26, 2014, in Iguala, after being attacked by local police and handed over to organized crime.

What action did the UN's High Commissioner for Human Rights in Mexico applaud?

• The release of the students

• The arrest of the suspects

• The investigation of new hypotheses by the General Prosecutor's Office

• The closure of the case

What was the 'historical truth' that the General Prosecutor's Office initially defended?

• The students were never in Iguala

• The students were killed by drug traffickers and their ashes were disposed of in a river

• The students were taken to a safe house

• The students were found alive

Which organization dismissed the 'historical truth' version?

• United Nations

• Human Rights Watch

• Amnesty International

• Inter-American Commission on Human Rights

What new methods are being used in the investigation of the Ayotzinapa case?

• Public surveys

• Phone records and new technologies

• International espionage

• Traditional detective work

When did the disappearance of the 43 students occur?

• September 26, 2014

• October 1, 2015

• August 15, 2013

• November 5, 2016