### Primary Article:
**Re-Arrest of “El Cepillo” Linked to Ayotzinapa Students’ Disappearance**
Felipe Rodríguez Salgado, known as “El Cepillo,” a prominent leader of the Guerreros Unidos criminal group, has been re-arrested by agents from the General Prosecutor’s Office. Rodríguez Salgado is heavily implicated in the 2014 disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa students.
Initially captured on January 15, 2015, along with seven other members of Guerreros Unidos, Rodríguez Salgado was released in 2018 after it was found that his confessions were extracted under torture.
This latest arrest took place on the Acapulco-Pinotepa Nacional highway in San Marcos, Guerrero, as reported by the Ministry of Public Security and Citizen Protection. Both Rodríguez Salgado and Gildardo López Astudillo, “El Gil,” were identified as leaders of Guerreros Unidos and are implicated in the students’ disappearance on September 26, 2014, according to information from the Attorney General’s Office.
Notably, “El Gil” was also re-arrested earlier this month on September 5 and has been transferred to the maximum-security Altiplano prison. Rodríguez Salgado is currently held at the Attorney General’s sub-delegate office in Acapulco, Guerrero.
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### Secondary Article:
**Eight Arrested in Connection with Ayotzinapa Case Freed Due to Lack of Evidence**
According to recent developments, eight individuals who were arrested in connection with the Ayotzinapa case have been released by Mexican authorities due to insufficient evidence. The decision raised concerns about the handling of the case, which is seen as symbolic of larger issues within Mexico’s justice system.
International human rights organizations have criticized the Mexican government’s efforts to resolve the case and provide justice for the victims and their families. The United Nations has called for a new, transparent investigation and accountability for those responsible.
The re-arrests of key figures like “El Cepillo” and “El Gil” may signal a renewed focus on addressing these criticisms and advancing the case, yet it also highlights the immense challenges that continue to impede judicial processes in Mexico.
As the tenth anniversary of the Ayotzinapa tragedy approaches, the quest for truth and justice persists, driven by the unwavering efforts of the victims’ families and human rights advocates.
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