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Mexico to the UN: Javier Risco Analyzes Crisis of Enforced Disappearance in Acts AM with Manuel López San Martín

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The UN presents devastating report on disappearances in Mexico with data from the government itself; Risco and López San Martín analyze the closure of Palacio Nacional.

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The UN presents devastating report on disappearances in Mexico with data from the government itself; Risco and López San Martín analyze the closure of Palacio Nacional.

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Next Tuesday, the Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CDF) will present its annual report to the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly (UN), in which it will publicly raise its request that the case of Mexico be reviewed by the plenary of the highest deliberative body, in order to receive international support.

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The case of enforced disappearances in Mexico will be brought before a commission of the general assembly through a mechanism activated for the first time in history.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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The United Nations Committee will take for the first time the issue of enforced disappearances around the world, including those of Mexico, before the General Assembly. Through...

After determining last April that Mexico faces a generalized crisis of enforced disappearances, the Committee against Enforced Disappearances will take the issue to the highest UN body on Tuesday.

El presidente del Comité contra la Desaparición Forzada (CED) presentó su informe anual ante la Tercera Comisión de la Asamblea General de la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (UN), encargada de los asuntos humanitarios y de derechos humanos. In the rendition, el CED reafirmó su decisión de que se discussa con carácter urgente la situación de México por el plenario del organismo multilateral. Nueva York, 20 de octubre de 2026. En el informe pr…

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La Jornada broke the news in Mexico on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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