Families of the 43 abducted students from a rural teacher’s college in Mexico marked the 10th anniversary of their disappearance, expressing disillusionment over unfulfilled government promises. Thousands marched in Mexico City, demanding truth and justice. Despite initial hope from President López Obrador’s administration, which established a Truth Commission, the investigation stalled due to lack of military cooperation. The students were attacked by a drug gang in collusion with authorities in 2014, and many details about their fate remain unknown.