US EditionSheinbaum is asked to lead political families in disappearances
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The Movement for Our Missing Persons in Mexico (MNDM) made a direct call to President Claudia Sheinbaum to lead, together with families, an effective and structural State policy that addresses the disappearance crisis facing the country. Through a statement, MNDM recognized the government's initial efforts to open spaces for dialogue with search groups, but stressed that it is urgent to translate these working tables into public policies with an…
Governments of several Latin American countries have asked the government of Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to strengthen its efforts to locate thousands of foreigners who have disappeared on national territory in recent years, mostly migrants. This concern was formally raised by diplomatic authorities from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Colombia. It transcended that, diplomatic representatives of these [...]
Governments of the region have joined the international request for Mexico to look for thousands of foreigners who have disappeared in our country in recent years. Administrations such as Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Colombia have called, through official channels, for the need for Claudia Sheinbaum's government to respond to the thousands of people who lost a family member in our country, as well as speed up their search, as diplomatic …
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