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(CNN Spanish) - The president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, announced that on Tuesday there will be a meeting between representatives of the executive, the judiciary and the prosecution to review the release of those involved in the Ayotzinapa case.
López Obrador reported that the Prosecutor's Office "is willing" to review this case.
The president added that he also coordinated a meeting between representatives of the Attorney General's Office and parents of missing students that will be held on Wednesday and in which he will also be present.
Alejandro Encinas, deputy secretary of human rights of Mexico, described the release of 24 defendants for the disappearance of 43 young people in Ayotzinapa. Last Sunday, at a press conference, the government official confirmed that there are already 77 individuals allegedly linked to this fact that have regained their freedom.