US EditionJournalists Open Platform to Identify Missing Persons' Garments
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Journalists and data analysis specialists from Mexico created a platform for the identification of the more than 200 garments found last March at the Izaguirre ranch, which is linked to a drug cartel in the municipality of Teuchitlán, Jalisco (west of the country). Darwin Franco explained to EFE that the project is a collaboration between the independent media ZonaDocs, Animal Político and where the disappeared go, as well as the organization Te…
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VanguardiaThe ‘The garments speak’ initiative emerged in response to the way the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office published the personal articles found, in a digital folder in separate files, without classifications or search system. The entry Journalists open a platform to identify missing persons’ garments was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
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