The most emotional meeting was between Ayotzinapa parents and family members of other victims of violence and disappearance in Mexico, who now reside in Los Angeles. With more details, here’s our correspondent Rubén Tapia.

The stop in San Francisco is part of a national U.S. caravan (#Caravan43, Caravan43.com) targeting three regions and culminating in Washington, DC to bring the faces of this state-sanctioned human rights atrocity before U.S. witnesses six months after the mass disappearance.

Fresno has responded to the national effort by receiving the Caravana 43 and providing them a platform to tell their stories and the horror experience they are going through searching
for their children without any support from the Mexican Government. Different community

Celebrated North American jazz trumpet player Wynton Marsalis started a tour through the Americas to celebrate the influence that the musical traditions of the Caribbean, North, South and Central America have had on jazz throughout history. As part of the tour, Marsalis and his musicians offered a clinic for music students in Cuernavaca, a city near Mexico’s capital. Raúl Silva reports.

One of the parents of the survivors, Felipe de la Cruz, came to New York before the caravan, to participate in an Amnesty International congress. Our correspondent in New York, Marco Vinicio González, interviewed him.