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Claudia Meza reappears at the Terror Festival and reveals that the Prosecutor's Office summoned her seven years later: "I will never forget what happened"

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Claudia Meza, a former Miss Trujillo and participant in the 'Fiesta del Terror' in Mala, has publicly disclosed that the Peruvian Prosecutor's Office summoned her to provide a statement in May of this year. This development occurs seven years after the initial incident, which continues to be a source of public indignation. Meza stated that the events remain deeply impactful, emphasizing that she will never forget what occurred.

Separately, in an unrelated legal development, a federal judge at the Altiplano maximum-security prison in Mexico has linked former Guerrero governor Ángel Aguirre to the forced disappearance of the 43 students from Ayotzinapa. The judicial process against the former official is currently underway regarding his alleged participation in the crime.

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Infobae (Ayotzinapa report) Focuses on high-profile legal accountability for forced disappearances in Mexico.
Infobae (Claudia Meza report) Highlights institutional delays and victim trauma in a specific criminal case.
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