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For Mexicans Missing in Mazatlan; Relatives Maintain Protest in “El Dorado” Shed

The families of Omar Alexis, Javier and Gregorio Ramírez Sabino, of Ixtlahuaca, and Óscar García Hernández, of Jiquipilco, keep up the feathers of the booth “El Dorado”, in Almoloya de Juárez, allowing the free passage of the motorists, given the lack of progress to locate the four men, disappeared since February in Mazatlan, “as far as we can resist”, that is the position maintained by the relatives of the four Mexicans who disappeared in Mazat…
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The families of Omar Alexis, Javier and Gregorio Ramírez Sabino, of Ixtlahuaca, and Óscar García Hernández, of Jiquipilco, keep up the feathers of the booth “El Dorado”, in Almoloya de Juárez, allowing the free passage of the motorists, given the lack of progress to locate the four men, disappeared since February in Mazatlan, “as far as we can resist”, that is the position maintained by the relatives of the four Mexicans who disappeared in Mazat…

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unomásuno.com.mx broke the news on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
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