Mothers Of Disappeared Sons And Daughters In Mexico Hold Antiposada Outside National Palace, Mexico City

Mothers Of Disappeared Sons And Daughters In Mexico Hold Antiposada Outside National Palace, Mexico City

Mothers of disappeared sons and daughters, along with various organizations in Mexico, are breaking pinatas during an antiposada outside the National Palace on Christmas and New Year's Eve in Mexico City, Mexico, to demand the live appearance of their relatives and justice for those who have lost loved ones to organized crime and local, state, and municipal authorities, as well as the different levels of government in the country. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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