Ayotzinapa: Sheinbaum offers to walk together for the truth

To the parents of the 43 students from the Isidro Burgos rural normal school, the virtual president-elect, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, offered to continue with the investigations and find a working method that allows us to do what they are asking for, truth, justice and where they are Young.

After a first meeting of almost two hours with the relatives of the young victims of forced disappearance almost ten years ago, Sheinbaum declared that she committed not only to holding future meetings, but that We will not forget the Ayotzinapa case.

The meeting was held behind closed doors at the Mexico City Museum in the Historic Center.

Sheinbaum said that in addition to the parents, the dialogue was attended by lawyers for the families and representatives of the United Nations Organization. And, on behalf of the transition team, the next Secretary of the Interior, Rosa Icela Rodríguez, and the private secretary of the next president, Carlos Augusto Morales.

We agreed to continue meeting, that we will not forget the case of Ayotzinapa and that we will continue working with them..

“Are they comfortable with this meeting?” he was asked.

–Yes, I think so. Obviously, because they are victims, they are in a lot of pain and we have to find… a way to find the truth.

–What was your commitment to them?

–We will continue to meet with them and continue to work together. We will agree on some things, and not on others, but the important thing is that we continue to walk together in the truth.

–What will the methodology be? –he was asked.

–We will inform you in due time.

–Were they receptive to the position you will follow during the investigation?

–Yes, very receptive.

–Is there another meeting scheduled?

–Yes, and it is also important, I told them that I have not yet reached the Presidency in a constitutional manner, but I believe we reached an agreement to continue working.