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Police in Mexico have arrested a member of a criminal gang accused of killing 43 students in Iguala in September.

Felipe Rodriguez who ordered Guerreros Unidos gang members to burn the bodies and clothing of the victims to hide evidence was arrested on Thursday night in the city of Jiutepec, some 90km (55 miles) south of Mexico City.

They say the students were detained by police after a protest and handed over to the gang. More than 90 people, most of them local police in south-western Guerrero State, have been detained so far in connection with the case. 

Members of the gang confessed to killing the 43 and burned their bodies after they were told the students belonged to an unfriendly gang.But the remains of only one student, Alexander Mora, have been identified so far, after being taken for DNA tests in Austria. 

On their way back to their college, the students were stopped by police allegedly on the orders of the local mayor, who wanted to prevent them from disrupting a speech his wife was giving at a public event that evening.

Relatives of the 42 missing students say they will not give up hope of finding them alive until evidence proves they are dead.They want the authorities to open an investigation into the role of the Mexican army in the disappearance.

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