One year later, Ayotzinapa is not forgotten
Maria Esquinca, Managing Editor
• September 25, 2015
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In DC, supporters share story of missing Mexican students
Jose Soto, Scripps Howard Foundation Wire Reporter
• March 26, 2015
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Parents of 43 missing Ayotzinapa students ask UTEP students for solidarity
Maria Esquinca, Copy Editor
• March 17, 2015
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El Pasoans unite for missing Ayotzinapa students
Maria Esquinca, Video: Amanda Guillen, and Photos: Michaela Roman
• November 21, 2014
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