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Ayotzinapa Reflection
Personally, I think that everything that happened surrounding Ayotzinapa helped everyone in Mexico, and in around the entire world, realice what is actually happening in our country; because none of these things are new, they have all been going on for a long time, but everyone ignores reality, because no one wants to see the mess their country is truly in.
And I don’t think there is more to it than that, analyzing it excessively will not help us in anyway; yes, it is an example of the things we need to fix, and it did help create awareness, but the problema isn’t recent, and one event that caused more buzz than others, won’t magically help solve it.
If nothing has been done by now, nothing will be done anytime

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