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More than 128,000 Disappeared: The IACHR Documents “Widespread Phenomenon” of Disappearances in Mexico

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights presented its Report on Disappearances in Mexico at Casa ITESO Madero, a document analyzing the crisis of more than 130,000 missing persons in the country. The report compiles testimonies from families searching for their missing loved ones, official data, and observations on impunity, the forensic crisis, and shortcomings in search and investigation processes. At the Casa ITESO Madero facilities, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) presented its latest Report on Disappearances in Mexico. This document offers an in-depth analysis of the crisis the country is experiencing, incorporating testimonies from victims, official data, and […]

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Ayotzinapa: The 43 Disappeared, Mexico’s Open Wound

In Mexico today, the number of missing persons is alarming and continues to rise. According to the National Search Commission, as of March 17th, 2025, more than 124,000 people are registered as “missing” and “unaccounted for.” One of the most famous cases, even internationally, was that of the 43 missing students from the Raúl Isidro Burgos Rural Teachers’ College of Ayotzinapa, in the state of Guerrero. It is a deep wound still open in Mexican history, due to the involvement of the government and the armed forces in the disappearance of the young men, who were barely twenty years old.

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