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A Massacre in Mexico by Anabel Hernández
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Jul 14, 2020 | ISBN 9781788731492

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“[A] detailed coverage of the government’s horrifying and often clumsy attempt at a cover-up … her sources are clear and convincing.”
—Rachel Nolan, London Review of Books

A Massacre in Mexico is a harrowing inquisition in to the fate of forty-three missing Mexican students and the governmental cover-up … This is sure to be a controversial, significant work, one that might anger more than a few powerful people in Mexico. Anabel Hernandez valiantly risks her safety to uncover a crime that the world shouldn’t forget.”
—Mya Alexice

“Her storytelling becomes a way of revealing an entire world.”
—Roberto Saviano

“It is the most comprehensive account of what is known about the attack—and about the astonishingly corrupt government investigation that followed… A Massacre in Mexico presents an overwhelming case that federal government investigators working for the administration of Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto created a false narrative of local culpability and sought to close the case before an investigation could reveal the involvement of federal officials.”
—Christy Thornton, Jacobin

“A harrowing inquisition into the fate of forty-three missing Mexican students and the governmental cover-up … Hernandez delves deep into the corruption and violence despite threats against her life.”
Foreword Reviews

“Brilliant … a masterful piece of journalism which counteracts the narrative of the state.”
—Matt Williams, Medium

“A powerful investigation for fans of true crime and nonfiction about the international drug trade.”
—Frances O. Sandiford, Library Journal

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