General Jose Rodriguez Perezwho is the commander 27 Infantry Battalionbefore stop because it is suspected ordered murder and disappearance of 6 of 43 normalist Ayotzinapa.

According to the deputy security minister, Ricardo Mejía, they have now been released four arrest warrants to the elements Mexican Army.

“Currently three people have been executed, there are three prisoners, including the commander of the 27th Infantry Battalion when the incident in Iguala occurred in September 2014,” he explained.

It federal government linked to Colonel José Rodríguez Pérez who gave the order to kill and eliminate six normalists from Ayotzinapa, reports the Deputy Secretary for Human Rights of the Ministry of the Interior (goofy), Alexander Encinas.

.@RicardoMeb inform that in connection with the case # Ayotzinapa Four arrest warrants have been issued against the elements @SEDENamx. There were already three prisoners, including the commander of the 27th infantry battalion. pic.twitter.com/3Q9F1ZDxUm

– Political Animals (@Pajarolitiko) 15 September 2022

Read: Ayotzinapa: judge acquits José Luis Abarca for the disappearance of 43 normalists; will continue to be imprisoned for other proceedings

Challenge against judge for acquitting Abarca

When presenting the report Zero ImpunityRicardo Mejía reports that Federal Ministry of Public challenged the judge’s decision to acquit Joseph Louis Abarca by loss of 43 normalists.

“The release was made for the aggravated crime of kidnapping, due to the Ayotzinapa issue. A judge of criminal proceedings in Tamaulipas ruled on the release of José Luis Abarca and 19 others, this would be challenged in such a way that the accused they won’t get out of jail“, said the Deputy Secretary.

According to Ricardo Mejía, new sigh before him the judiciary against judges who declared acquittal.

“It should be emphasized that with this acquittal, a total of 98 exonerations were accumulated in the first instance against the different individuals who participated in this event. It will be legally processed before the judge against the criminal justice process”, he sentenced.

Meanwhile, Alejandro Encinas launched himself against a federal judge who ruled to acquit José Luis Abarca, the former mayor of Iguala, for the disappearance of 43 normalists from Ayotzinapa.

In a tweet, the official published: “I said. Once again, Tamaulipas judge Samuel Ventura Ramos, who acquitted 77 suspected perpetrators of the #Ayotzinapa student disappearance, today acquitted José Luis Abarca, one of the main people involved in the boy’s disappearance.