Description In the aftermath of a fire at the El Bordo mine in Hidalgo, Mexico, the official estimate of 10 deaths proved terribly wrong: six days later, 86 bodies were found in the mine--in addition to seven who were still alive.
This detailed historical reconstruction traces the events of the days following the fire, including the complicity between authorities and the press, to show that the events at El Bordo were far from an isolated incident.
About the Author Yuri Herrera is a Mexican author, a professor at Tulane University, and the founder of el perro literary journal.
He received the Otras Voces, Otros Ámbitos award for his first novel, Trabajos del reino.
Wrong | Six days later 86 bodies were found in the minein addition to seven who were still alive |
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