Latest data updates for Tlatelolco Massacre Tracker.https://watchboard.dev/en-ushttps://watchboard.dev/tlatelolco-1968/#digest-2026-05-18/https://watchboard.dev/tlatelolco-1968/#digest-2026-05-18/Four major developments added to the timeline. New declassified JFK assassination files (May 2025, National Security Archive) reveal the full scope of CIA-Mexico intelligence collaboration in the months immediately before the 1968 massacre, including Operations LIENVOY and LIANCHOR that surveilled the student movement milieu. The 57th anniversary march (October 2025) turned violent with over 100 injured and 8 journalists attacked, even as President Sheinbaum reaffirmed non-repetition commitments. Two new 2024 events added: the Truth Commission's 'Verdades Innegables' second report documented 1,103 dirty war disappeared at a ceremony held at the Tlatelolco memorial site, and Segob controversially replaced the full 3,510-page Truth Commission report with an 8-page summary. The days-since-massacre count advances to 21,047.Mon, 18 May 2026 00:00:00 GMTdailyhttps://watchboard.dev/tlatelolco-1968/#digest-2026-04-18/https://watchboard.dev/tlatelolco-1968/#digest-2026-04-18/Three new timeline entries added covering 2024 developments: Mexico's Truth Commission released findings documenting 8,594 victims across 25 years of state violence (August 2024); President Claudia Sheinbaum issued the first formal state apology for the Tlatelolco massacre on its 56th anniversary (October 2, 2024), recognized by the Comité del 68 and the UN Human Rights Office; and the National Security Archive published its 'Fifty Years of Silence' briefing book (December 2024) documenting US complicity in the dirty war era. The key figures section was updated to add Sheinbaum and the claims section updated to reflect the 2024 state apology. The day count now stands at 21,017 days since the October 2, 1968 massacre.Sat, 18 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMTdaily