Tom Phillips joins the search for some of the thousands of people who have gone missing or been murdered in the country’s bloody drug wars. Plus Luke Harding on the government’s delay in releasing a report on Russian meddling in UK politics
In a country with nearly 100 murders a day, Mexico’s president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has vowed to tackle the social roots of crime. But there are swathes of the country that appear not to be in the full control of the state.
The Guardian’s Latin America correspondent Tom Phillips tells Anushka Asthana about how he joined the search for one of Mexico’s thousands of missing people, presumed to have been murdered by the cartels.
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