10 years after migrant massacre, Mexico pledges justice

Mexico's president said Monday the United Nations would be welcome to come to Mexico to investigate any rights violation like the Aug. 24, 2010 massacre of 72 migrants in the northern town of San Fernando. Speaking on the 10th anniversary of the slaughter of mostly Central American migrants, President Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador said he has proposed legal changes to make international investigations possible from the start, especially in cases of forced disappearances. 'We are about to send a bill approved by the executive branch to the Senate ... so that in cases of forced disappearance, in every case that represents a violation of human rights, the U.N. could intervene with no limitations," Lpez Obrador said.
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