US EditionServando's family members ask Prime Wheel workers to tell what happened - Newsweek in Spanish
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Tijuana, B.C.- Wendy Bravo, wife of Servando Salazar Cano, along with friends and family, demonstrated outside the Prime Wheel company on Wednesday afternoon, September 18, to demand information about the whereabouts of her husband, who disappeared on August 23 inside the company where he worked as maintenance supervisor. “We want it alive, alive it came in”, “We want justice”, “Servando, listen, we are in your fight”, were some of the slogans t…
TIJUANA- It was last August 23 when they had the last contact with Servando Salazar Cano, the employee of a factory in Tijuana who came to work, but never left. Despite the fact that there are two detainees, they still have no trace of their whereabouts. “It's more than anything for them to see the company and the authorities that I'm still here, I'm still here and I'm not going to shut up, I need justice for him and I need to know where he is,”…
“It's so that the company and the authorities see that I'm still here and I'm not going to shut up,” said Wendy Bravo
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