US EditionOne Year After the Horror: Rancho Izaguirre and the Face of Forced Recruitment in Mexico
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A year ago, the ranch Izaguirre became the epicenter of one of the most heartbreaking images of the disappearance crisis in Mexico. What seemed like an abandoned site ended up revealing a training camp of the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG), where search groups found hundreds of clothes that could belong to missing persons, potential victims of forced recruitment. Rancho Izaguirre: the finding that shook Mexico The ranch Izaguirre is a si…
The anguish for families looking for a missing family member continues as one year passed after Rancho Izaguirre was found in Teuchitán
Each garment keeps a story. Stuck in rooms or thrown on the ground of the Izaguirre ranch in Teuchitlán, hundreds of trousers, shoes, backpacks and documents showed the world the horror of forced recruitment and the crisis of disappearances in Mexico. In total, more than 1,800 evidences that are key pieces for research and reconstruction of life paths, and are linked to the right to the truth. The journalistic project Las Prendas Speaks part of …
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