A member of an international team supporting the search for 43 missing students in southern Mexico said Wednesday that new information has led Mexican authorities to begin working at another garbage dump. The dump outside the town of Iguala, Guerrero “is in the epicenter of the action,” said former Colombian prosecutor Ángela Buitrago of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights group supporting the investigation. The administration of then-President Enrique Peña Nieto said the students had been incinerated in 2014 by a drug gang at a garbage dump in Cocula and their remains tossed in a river.
