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Mexico's President-elect, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, announced Thursday that his government would seek the help of the United Nations to fight corruption and promote respect for human rights. man in the country.
Corruption was one of the flags of López Obrador's campaign, which states that he will not tolerate corrupt practices and will not get a millionaire's public resources . "The UN will help us, it will support us because it has an office" of transparency and the fight against corruption, "said the president-elect accompanied by Marcelo Ebrard, appointed chancellor of his government. [19659003WithregardtothefightforhumanrightsinMexicoLópezObradorsaid:"WeareinterestedintheUNtoensurethathumanrightsarerespectedinourcountrycountrythatviolationsarenevercommittedagaintohumanrightsastheymeantsadandpainfulcasessuchasthedisappearanceoftheyouthofAyotzinapa"
The case of the students of Ayotzinapa, in the southern state of Guerrero, marked a before and after in the wave of violence experienced by Mexico, after September 26, 2014, a group of 43 students disappeared after being arrested by Iguala police, who maintained links with drug traffickers.
According to the Prosecutor's case, these police officers handed over the young traffickers of drugs that ended their lives and then burn their bodies and scatter their ashes in a river.
The disappearance of these students sparked a wave of indignation The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights , in agreement with the Mexican government, conducted an investigation that challenges the version of the prosecutor with a group of independent experts.
At a press conference, López Obrador presents Juan Ramón de La Fuente, recotro of the University nation Mexico's autonomous island (UNAM), as a candidate to be the ambbadador of the country from Central America to the UN.
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