The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT1) ACTEAL, Mexico -- Dec. 22, 2007 -- MEXICO-MASSACRE -- Estela Luna Vasquez at a Mass in Acteal, Mexico in December 2007, for women whose husbands were accused of involvement in the 1997 massacre. It was 10 years ago that gunmen crept down the hillside into the center of this impoverished Indian village in Chiapas state. By the time they fled hours later, the attackers had littered the ground with bullet casings and killed 45 people, including 21 women and 15 children. Since the Acteal massacre, on Dec. 22, 1997, dozens of people have been arrested and convicted. But the case remains as foggy as the community, which is so high in the hills that clouds sometimes linger at ground level and the lush vegetation can disappear into the haze. (Jennifer Szymaszek/The New York Times)
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