On Thursday, October 1, shortly before nine in the morning, the girls and boys from 13th High School in the La Unión ejido, in Torreón, dragged chairs and benches against the doors of their living rooms and hid in a corner. Outside, two 18-year-old ex-students, twin brothers, walked through the school hooded, with white weapons and firecrackers. They killed the deputy director, Nedi Edith Nevárez González, and injured four people, including a 13…
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On Thursday, October 1, shortly before nine in the morning, the girls and boys from 13th High School in the La Unión ejido, in Torreón, dragged chairs and benches against the doors of their living rooms and hid in a corner. Outside, two 18-year-old ex-students, twin brothers, walked through the school hooded, with white weapons and firecrackers. They killed the deputy director, Nedi Edith Nevárez González, and injured four people, including a 13…