Families of Mexico's disappeared march in the capital as World Cup kicks off - Reuters
Families of Mexico's disappeared march in the capital as World Cup kicks off Reuters
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Hundreds of relatives of Mexico's missing persons marched in Mexico City, using the FIFA World Cup inauguration to protest government inaction on disappearances.
Relatives of missing persons in Mexico marched in the capital during the FIFA World Cup opening, demanding government action on disappearances.
Protesters, mainly relatives of disappeared individuals, gathered near Mexico City's Azteca Stadium ahead of the World Cup opening, demanding justice for the missing.
Families of missing persons protested in Mexico City during the FIFA World Cup opening, facing police barricades as they marched toward the stadium.
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