On the 10th anniversary of the mysterious disappearance of 43 students in Ayotzinapa, Mexico, families and supporters have gathered in protests across the country, demanding accountability and justice for their loved ones. Despite a decade passing since this tragic event, the families remain persistent in their quest for truth, marking the occasion with marches in Mexico City and exhibitions highlighting the ongoing struggle. The 'anti-monuments' created in their honor prompt the nation to remember not only these students but also the countless others who have gone missing in Mexico. As survivors and family members continue to fight for justice, they call on Mexico's new government to address unresolved questions surrounding the case and work towards a comprehensive understanding of the broader issue of enforced disappearances in the country.