#Tlatlaya Report

[The Guardian note]

#Tlatlaya, The Order was to Strike Down

Center of Human Rights: Tlatlaya Report

Why not ask for a de-militarisation of security forces when only two internal affairs entities supervise the vast police forces in the whole country? Which then raise the following questions: Who is supervising the police and why are the politics of the state reinforcing this lack of legitimisation (even since Calderon's period)? 

How many times can the victims become revictimized by oblivion, by the system that discredits them or by leaving people exposed to a new abuse? And on the same note, why hasn't there been an economical, social or judiciary reparation for Doña Clara Gómez who lost her daughter, suffered from abuse while she was making her declaration, and is now enduring harassment as a result of raising her voice against these acts?

If torture and extrajudicial executions are not punished, this means murder is a way of achieving peace. As these unpunished acts become a deliberate effort to evade any responsibility or involvement from the military forces, the chain of command gets diluted through the cracks of oblivion.