‘Weeping Women’ remember Mexico’s missing students

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A group of 43 women dressed to depict “La Llorona” or “The Weeping Woman” took part in a street theatre performance in Mexico City on Saturday, designed to act as a poignant reminder of a tragic event.

The fate of 43 students from a southern Mexican town who disappeared in 2014 is “still unknown”:https://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/25/world/americas/missing-mexican-students-suffered-a-night-of-terror-investigators-say.html?_r=0.

In Hispanic culture, the “Weeping Woman” is the ghost of a woman who …
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