About Tlatelolco Massacre Tracker

What is this?

Intelligence dashboard tracking the October 2, 1968 massacre at Plaza de las Tres Culturas — Mexican army and Olympia Battalion opened fire on student protesters ten days before the Mexico City Olympics, decades of government coverup since exposed by declassified CIA and NSA documents. Data is updated nightly via AI-assisted analysis of open sources. Every data point is tagged with a source tier (from official/primary to unverified) so readers can assess reliability at a glance.

Disclaimer & No Guarantees

This dashboard is provided on a best-effort basis, with no warranties of any kind—express or implied.

• Information may be incomplete, delayed, or inaccurate.
• AI-assisted updates may introduce errors. All AI outputs are validated against schemas, but factual accuracy cannot be guaranteed.
• This project does not endorse any political position, government narrative, or military action.
• Nothing here constitutes professional intelligence analysis, legal advice, or journalistic reporting.
• The dashboard presents multiple perspectives without claiming any single perspective is correct.

Built With

Open Source

This project is open source. View on GitHub—contributions, bug reports, and feature suggestions are welcome.