Why Are Mexican Youth Disappearing?
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Almost four out of ten missing people in Mexico are young people. According to official figures, 42 percent of the cases correspond to people between 14 and 29 years old, a generation that faces the increasing risk of criminal recruitment, human trafficking and false job offers circulating, especially on social networks. Violeta Alejandra Santana Bueno, 21, and Melissa Anahí Carranza Contreras, 19, left Acatlán de Juárez on July 27 for Puerto Va…
Violeta and Melissa disappeared after traveling from Acatlán de Juárez to Puerto Vallarta for an alleged job offer; authorities are already looking for them.
Violeta and Melissa disappear after travelling to Puerto Vallarta for a job offer. Learn the details of the case in the following note.
Alejandra and Melissa were last seen in Acatlán de Juárez after receiving a job offer
Melissa Anahí Carranza Contreras, 19, and Violeta Alejandra Santana Bueno, 21, disappeared after leaving Acatlán de Juárez Miguel Vázquez Quinto Poder The disappearance of two young people from Jalisco has mobilized their families, search groups and authorities, after they both left for an alleged job offer in Puerto Vallarta and since then all communication with them was lost. The young women were identified as Violeta Alejandra Santana Bueno,…
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