Mexico's explosive student movement, born of the murder of six people and the kidnapping of 43 Ayoztinapa, Guerrero teaching college students at the hands of corrupt authorities September 26, is growing. Its reach has extended far beyond the borders of Mexico to other countries in Latin America and the world, where other student groups, social organizations and NGOs have pledged solidarity with the missing Mexican students, their families, and the Mexican people who continue to suffer at the hands of a repressive, dishonest government. The latest show of support abroad for Mexico's missing students was in Costa Rica, where activists staged a protest during a government summit. teleSUR
