Four young people disappeared in Arriaga, Chiapas, in August 2024 This August 19th was two years since armed men took four minors from the municipality of Arriaga, Chiapas. Today, as two years ago, their mothers insist: “They are not a statistic, they are our children and we continue looking for them.” But the figures also say something: Chiapas occupies the fourth national place in the disappearance of children and adolescents. Ángel Fabricio S…
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Four young people disappeared in Arriaga, Chiapas, in August 2024 This August 19th was two years since armed men took four minors from the municipality of Arriaga, Chiapas. Today, as two years ago, their mothers insist: “They are not a statistic, they are our children and we continue looking for them.” But the figures also say something: Chiapas occupies the fourth national place in the disappearance of children and adolescents. Ángel Fabricio S…