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Where Do We Stand To Shoot Abriendo Senderos De Justicia. La Sentencia Y Comisión De Ayotzinapa?

  • Margarita Zires

Keywords: Ayotzinapa, Ayotzinapa Commission, political commitment, Parents of the 43, anthropological reflexivity, Ayotzinapa Judgment.

This text presents a review of the investigation and production of the documentary Abriendo Senderos de Justicia (Opening Paths of Justice. The Ayotzinapa Sentence and Commission). It shows the analytical perspectives and narrative approaches taken in the different stages of its creation. In this sense, it tries to show the researchers and filmmakers in the Ayotzinapa Movement’s process of subjective involvement or political and ethical commitment. Additionally, it explains the importance of an unprecedented and uplifting sentence for this movement due to its legal creativity in the field of the struggle for human rights in our country, as well as of a commission that recovers said creativity during the government of López Obrador, beyond the difficulties it has faced.