The pattern of oblivion: 70% of cases of extrajudicial executions have been delayed - Cocuyo effect

In 2024, “soldiers of the Mexican Army and the National Guard executed other victims under their command.” In A 2×3 After two days of peaceful protests in front of the Military Headquarters of the 16th Motorized Cavalry Regiment, General Brigadier Miguel Ángel Ramírez Canchola, who served as commander of the Garnition of the Plaza in Nuevo Laredo, was dismissed. General Brigadier had been pointed out by relatives of victims for being related to …

The Public Prosecutor's Office and the courts devise a strategy of delaying judicial proceedings against police and military officers who committed extrajudicial executions during the anti-government protests between 2014 and 2019. This is based on the change of prosecutors, obstruction of information, constant delays in hearings and absence of investigation into the chains of command, as well as ill-treatment, coercion and threats to the famili…