The key to the Ayotzinapa affair: what does the file on the Unidos “Silver” and Guerreros say that AMLO allegedly asked of Kamala Harris

On May 7, the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, had a telephone conversation with the Vice President of the United States (USA) Kamala Harris, where they mainly addressed the issue of the migration conflict between the two countries. However, the Mexican president also revealed that there was another request from his government to that of the United States. dossier of a case in North American territory which could be linked to the forced disappearance of the 43 normalists of Ayotzinapa.

López Obrador did not reveal much beyond the fact that it was the Human Rights Commission charged with investigating the Ayotzinapa case that “he asked me to make a request to the US government to get a file that the US authorities have, and I asked the vice president to help us. “.

Additionally, the Mexican President today revealed that US authorities they sent a first part of the file one week after the request to Vice President Kamala Harris, “and they are about to send us the rest this week “, he assured.

No other information was disclosed by either government on the contents of the file. What is known is that before the Illinois court in Chicago, a series of lawsuits were Seemingly relevant information has been revealed about what happened on the night of September 26 and the early morning of September 27, 2014 in Iguala, Guerrero.

In 2018, the Reforma newspaper reported that in Northern Illinois Court Case No.1: 14-cr-00705 v Pablo Vega Cuevas (also known as “El Transformer” or “El Silver ») And his partners as heads of Guerreros Unidos, have been revealed conversations that took place on September 26 where apparently they coordinate the events that happened in Iguala.

Guerreros Unidos is the poster which, according to the “historical truth” presented by the government of the former president Enrique Peña Nieto, murdered and cremated the 43 normalistas handed over to them by corrupt police officers.

Although the independent investigation of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) disputed and denied this version, the role of the United Warriors in the enforced disappearance of the normalistas continues to be studied by the commission which, within the government of López Obrador, has the task of revealing the truth about what happened with the 43 normalists of Ayotzinapa.

One of the theories is linked to the crime for which Pablo Vega was captured by North American justice in August 2013.

The Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts (GIEI) of the IACHR, which carried out the parallel investigation into the case, then asked the former Office of the Attorney General (PGR) to delve into the investigations into the fifth bus in which the students were transported.

The GIEI suspected that in this fifth bus there was concealed a shipment of drugs or money belonging to the United Warriors. Pablo Cuevas, head of this Chicago criminal organization, was accused by the United States court of using passenger transport to smuggle drugs into the United States.

The case against Pablo Cuevas, which contains information likely to be of interest to the Truth and Access to Justice Commission in the Ayotzinapa case, reveals a intense conversation through Blackberry messages between “El Silver” and another character who identified himself as “Soldier of Love” occurred on the night of September 26, 2014.

In intercepted messages, when “Silver” asks how things are going, the “Soldier of love” responds: “They had the drawbacks and there was a vergasero”.

Two hours later, a person identified as “Aníbal” sends him another report of the situation “Only that They were carrying 60 packages already stored (key for detained-missing persons) and others with San Pedro (murdered) of these and only wounded on this side, including the servant of “El Oso” ”.

In 2019, Pablo Vega Cuevas, “El Silver”, was in negotiations with the American justice to be released in exchange for a guilty plea and bail. This strategy was the same one used by other of his colleagues, like Alexander Figueroa, Isaías Mandujano and Eliseo Betancourt-Pereira, cave operators in Chicago.

At the date no update on the Pablo Vegas Cuevas case has been released.

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