"We want them," cries neighborhoods in violent demonstrations in Mexico

The presidential palace in Mexico on Saturday night attacked by Protesters the mechanisms while others were burned in the south of the country in violent protests are the first since the announcement of the authorities killed 43 students lost weeks ago. Journalists in Mexico, said that about twenty protesters, some masked men beat the main door of the presidential palace with metal bars and set it on fire for a short period, but they were not able to enter the building, which is used by President Enrique Peña Nieto of the official celebrations. Security men did not intervene while masked line at the door the words "We want them alive," in reference to students who have lost since a joint attack to police and gang members in Iguala in September 26 / September in the state Gihiro (South). Thousands of Mexicans gathered in the Zocalo, where the presidential palace and the cathedral is located. In Chelbansengw Gihiro capital, shattered more than 300 young, mostly masked Saturday evening glass headquarters of the state government and burned about ten mechanisms, including one belonging to the police, without any intervention by the security forces. The demonstrators also demanded the students neighborhoods. The Minister of Justice Mexican Jesús Murillo Karam display at a press conference on Friday horrific scenario for the killing of these young men who are sought by the authorities since the twenty-sixth of September / September after the attack they had been subjected to after seizing on a bus in Iguala in the state Gihiro (South). And resulted in the attack by corrupt policemen and members of the criminal gang known as the Allied fighters (Gihiros Onaydos) killed six people and wounded 25. The justice minister said that 74 people from two police officers, staff and people suspected of involvement in criminal activities since stopped this attack.