And the families of the disappeared seldom find justice. Men sell stolen gasoline and drugs. Mexico News Daily - Property of Tavana LLC. Each of these cases is an indescribable human drama. Mara Luisa Nez, whose son went missing in Puebla with two friends when travelling by car, thinks they were taken because rival gangs had a rule that after 9pm no more than two men could travel together in their area. President Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador's government was the first to recognize the extent of the problem, to talk of "extermination sites" and to mount effective searches. The missing haunt Mexicos collective memory, a crushing testament to the inability of government after government to staunch the bloodshed and bring criminals to justice. Among minors, the majority are girls. The ICRC delegation for Mexico and Central America helps migrants and the families of missing persons, monitors detainee welfare, backs efforts to prevent violence among youth, supports Red Cross . Cases involving Americans missing in Mexico can draw extensive media attention, but their numbers are relatively low. Mexico is nearing a grim milestone: 100,000 disappeared people, according to Mexicos National Search Commission, which keeps a record that goes back to 1964. In 2019, 12 U.S. citizens were killed in Tijuana, data show. From 1964 to the. A judge briefly released them from custody a few days later. Date Missing: 02/26/2023 Missing from: Farmington, NM . That is unlikely to be enough, given that this year the money is meant to include setting up the national human-identification centre too. If someones relative is included in the names, the FBI is actively checking numerous law enforcement databases and other sources nationwide to identify leads that will be quickly passed along to the appropriate agency. We have never had such a huge problem with organised crime and such a weak state, says Francisco Rivas of the National Citizen Observatory, an ngo. Get FBI email alerts emailStay Connected But Lpez Obrador says his strategy against violence will take time. They pointed out that day by day, in their search for answers and justice, they suffer the indifference and lack of progress. For the investigators, the human foot -- burned, but with some fabric still attached -- was the tipoff: Until recently, this squat, ruined house was a place where bodies were ripped apart and incinerated, where the remains of some of Mexico's missing multitudes were obliterated. FBI.gov is an official site of the U.S. Department of Justice. 2. The motive is unclear. Most of these missing people are probably dead. The national commission, which was supposed to have 352 employees this year, still has just 89. Email Email. More than one quarter: in the last three years. Latin America: Armed violence, conflict, internal displacement, migration and disappearances Mexico: Dolls supporting families in the search for their loved ones. About 75% of the missing are men. How many disappeared in this cartel "extermination site" on the outskirts of Nuevo Laredo, miles from the U.S. border? Forensic technicians excavate a field on a plot of land referred to as a cartel "extermination site" where burned human remains are buried, on the outskirts of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2022. But experts think it mostly represents an increase in gang violence. Setting up just the one centre in Saltillo cost $9m, not including staff salaries. All over Mexico, mothers wander under the scorching sun, poking at the earth and sniffing for the tell-tale scent of decomposing flesh, hoping for a scrap that points toward their missing son or daughter. Nearly 100,000 people have disappeared in Mexico. Ms Rosales says she asked the authorities to trace Nadias mobile phone and claims they did not. As long as there is no justice, a clear message is being sent that this can continue to happen.. Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. It can take four months for the Nuevo Laredo remains to be cleaned, processed and arrive to the genetic lab. Officials sometimes collaborate with gangs, or are on their payroll. A person would be reported missing every three days. It deprives families of a body to mourn, of answers even of the simple certainty, and the consolation, of death. Mr Lpez Obradors strategy of dealing with gangs, known as hugs not bullets, appears to have made things worse. Copyright 2023 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. Your browser does not support the element. In a single massacre that year, a cartel killed 72 migrants. Mexico: 100,000 disappeared and missing people 16 May 2022 | Commentary by A quarter are women and girls. The number shot up from 2006. And more remains are found. The ICRC delegation for Mexico, Central America helps migrants and the families of missing persons, monitors detainee welfare, backs efforts to prevent violence among youth, supports Red Cross Societies and promotes IHL and international human rights law. The state Attorney General of Baja California showed these images of a couple detained on Oct. 8 on suspicion of their involvement in the disappearance of missing Los Angeles firefighter Francisco Aguilar. Their families now search for clues among the dead. According to Ms. Durn-Martnez, the crisis of the disappeared in Mexico speaks not just to the prevalence of organized crime, but also to the propensity for state security forces to be engaged in the violence. When Americans go missing in Mexico, U.S. officials have to tell loved ones 'go to Mexico' Los Angeles firefighter Francisco Aguilar, who is now missing in Baja California, posed in front of. And people continue to disappear. The simple truth, says Vicky Rosales at her home, is that if we dont search for Nadia, no one will. , This article appeared in the The Americas section of the print edition under the headline "100,000 missing Mexicans", Discover stories from this section and more in the list of contents, The left-winger has angry taxi-drivers to deal with, too, British Columbias bold experiment will be watched closely elsewhere, His administration hopes a new approach will be transformative, Published since September 1843 to take part in a severe contest between intelligence, which presses forward, and an unworthy, timid ignorance obstructing our progress.. Approximately 16,000 are minors. Macabre images of bodies strung up on bridges or tossed on roadsides as warnings appear on newscasts. Only three have been identified from pieces of burnt bones. But there are many others who are not involved in the trade. Mexico is distinct in its experience with enforced disappearances. The woman, who requested anonymity because of safety concerns, was present for the discovery of two sites last year. Experts believe the presidents lack of a coherent security strategy has increased the sense of impunity not just for gangs but for other criminals, too. According to the latest data, between September 2020 and the end of July, an additional 6,453 people have been reported disappeared or missing. Garay now works with other families in a group called Warriors Searching for Our Treasures to try to track down missing loved ones, one of many civil society groups doing such work. Click the link on the left side that says "Friends in Area.". A New York Times photographer documented their search, and in Chihuahua state, he photographed the clothing that was found with unidentified bodies and preserved by investigators. Texas Rep. Chip Roy says former President Trump will bring light to the issues at the border, which he says the Biden administration is ignoring. A San Diego judge had a defendants 13-year-old daughter handcuffed. Family members have to physically go to the jurisdiction where their loved one is missing to make a report in person in Mexico. Pedro Sosa, director of the state's forensic services, said that their way of working changed radically in 2018 with the establishment of the identification team. The challenge is abysmal, its titanic, Ms. Quintana said of trying to find answers in a country where only a fraction of crimes are ever solved. It has handed 16 bodies back to families. hide caption. Despite the numbers, Bachelet highlighted progress made by the Mexican government, recognizing Mexico as the first country to allow a visit by the UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances to work with authorities in 13 Mexican states. A national database for the missing began in the 1960s, but the numbers really shot up after 2006, when Mexico's government launched a U.S.-backed war against drug cartels. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Virginia Garay is part of a national search brigade in Mexico, digging in hidden graves and elsewhere for her missing son, who is pictured on her hat. First published on February 28, 2022 / 12:05 PM. And in many places, the authorities remain indifferent or in denial. Macas found the Nuevo Laredo house last August when he was looking for more than 70 people who had disappeared in the first half of the year along a stretch of highway connecting Monterrey and Nuevo Laredo, the busiest trade crossing with the United States. This web page was created to provide information to the public concerning abducted missing persons in the State of New Mexico. Protesters carry images of disappeared people on Mother's Day during an annual march by the mothers of missing people to demand the Mexican government step up efforts to locate the missing and prevent further disappearances, in Mexico City, May 10. 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In at least some of those cases, the missing party does not want to be found, police said. Why did you move (or are thinking to move) to Mexico. In 2009, at the other end of the border, a member of the Tijuana cartel confessed to having "cooked" some 300 victims in caustic lye. Their dimensions are such that they are leaving deep and irreparable marks for the victims, but also for society at large. San Diego Union-Tribune reporter Alexandra Mendoza contributed to this report. Sometimes I think that he could still be alive, other times I tell myself hes not, she said. It has been normalised.. Based on the information received, the Committee found that the phenomenon of disappearance continues to be widespread over much of the territory of the State party in the face of which, as we have stated in the past, impunity and revictimization prevail. According to a statement to the media, Michele Bachelet requested the government to place the families of those who have disappeared at the center of their efforts, and to make the necessary resources available for investigations and searches to be effective.. When were Mexicos 100,000 disappeared and missing people last seen? But locating the missing remains a monumental task. Virginia Garay is part of a national search brigade in Mexico, digging in hidden graves and elsewhere for her missing son, who is pictured on her hat. Filter. Perhaps the largest such site was yet another border setting near the mouth of the Rio Grande called "the dungeon," in territory controlled by the Gulf cartel. At the same time, she hoped maybe some valuable information could come of it. This collaborative project began in July, when the FBI and its partners released the first list with 177 names. Teenager Natalee Holloway went missing in Aruba. The San Diego Sheriffs Department doesnt publicly share its numbers of missing persons believed to be in Mexico for investigative reasons, but a homicide lieutenant said those numbers are also comparatively small. It is 80 times the number of Chileans who disappeared during Augusto Pinochets dictatorship. We dont actively go looking for people in Mexico, said Chula Vista police Lt. Eric Thunberg. There followed local commissions in every state; protocols that separated searches from investigations, and a temporary and independent body of national and international technical experts supported by the U.N. to help clear the backlog of unidentified remains. But we dont know, and its like torture, that not knowing.. But until the authorities can truly take down organized crime groups, such efforts will remain a drop in a bloody tide, he said, that adds thousands to the list every year. 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Unlike other countries, Mexico's challenge still has no end: authorities and families search for people who disappeared in the 1960s and those who went missing today. Lupita, who is still searching for her daughter, said the deaths of the American retirees was horrific and tragic. This story has been shared 106,382 times. Demand for freshmen admission at UC San Diego drops for first time in roughly 20 years, San Diegos Golden Hall shelter to close, hundreds of homeless people to be relocated, The countys climate plan favors utility-scale solar. He never made it to work. The official roll of the disappeared in Mexico is five times as long as the one Sri Lanka recorded during a quarter-century of civil war. The response of the state governments may be slowly improving thanks to these groups. The security approach that has been adopted is not only insufficient, but also inadequate. In the case of migrants, there is notable underreporting of these crimes in official databases, despite the high risk they face. What does this moment mean for the country and what are some of the steps authorities should take to achieve truth, justice, and an end to disappearances? Theyre really good at boots on the ground with the limited resources and the other challenges they face.. For further assistance with their request, family members or law enforcement can contact the New Mexico Attorney Generals Office or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI. Jesus Alvarado/picture alliance via Getty Image If an Indigenous family member who is missing is not included in this list, the relatives are urged to contact their local or tribal law enforcement agency and ask them to submit a missing person report to NCIC. Most of the missing are young men, many of them gang members. Armenta said its very rare that American tourists just walking down the street in Baja California will be just randomly kidnapped off the street., Usually theres some reason or a connection, he said. A un committee reckons there is almost absolute impunity for disappearances. From 2000 to date, ARTICLE 19 has documented 148 murders of journalists in Mexico, possibly related to their work. On a recent Friday she and fellow mothers visited the forensic service in Puebla, where every week they go to look through bodies. When Karla Izquierdos ex-husband, Francisco Aguilar, disappeared in Rosarito, she unwillingly joined a group no one wants to become a member of: the tens of thousands of families searching across Mexico for their missing loved ones. Families seeking asylum are finding themselves confronted with a seemingly impossible decision: Wait indefinitely for enough appointments to open up for the whole family through a new mobile app, or split up. The numbers skyrocketed after Mexican President Felipe Caldern launched a war against the drug cartels in 2006. At the state level, improved forensic technology and search equipment like drones have helped find the bodies, according to Csar Peniche Espejel, the attorney general of Chihuahua, which is among Mexicos most violent states. By some estimates, it would take the forensic services 35 years to deal with the backlog of unidentified bodies, if all capacity were directed at identifying the dead as opposed to dealing with new murders and other crimes. Despite the progress made, including hundreds of discoveries and identifications of remains, today the absence of 100,000 people a number that increases daily continues to have a devastating impact on Mexican society. Only 35 of the disappearances recorded have led to the conviction of the perpetrators, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet said in a statement Tuesday. Crime gangs have a strong presence in all five. When Jorge Macas, head of the Tamaulipas state search commission, and his team first came to the Nuevo Laredo site, they had to clear brush and pick up human remains over the final 100 yards just to reach the house without destroying evidence. A man who has been linked to her killing, Joran van der Sloot, is now serving a 28-year behind bars in Peru for the slaying of another young woman. 2. ICRC delegation for Mexico and Central America. Baja California investigators dispute that, saying they worked the case harder than most not just because the missing party was an American, but also because there were immediate and obvious signs of foul play at Aguilars residence, such as missing vehicles, an apartment left in disarray and blood at the scene. Many voters share their views. Some of this increase may be because of better counting, or people being more willing to report their relatives as missing. The remaining 2.1% of missing people disappeared in the years between 1964 and 2006. Where the government fails, the mothers of the missing step in. 2022 The Associated Press. Both the ICRC and the UN have called for family members to be allowed to work with government authorities in working to find their loved ones. Mexico has officially registered more than 100,000 people as missing or disappeared, according to data from the Interior Ministrys National Registry of Missing People. The government of Coahuila set up the human-identification centre in Saltillo in 2020. Others prefer to make the bodies vanish by burning them, dissolving them in acid or burying them in the desert. Of the total, 136 are men and 12 are women. 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View NamUs missing person case MP100643 for Leonard Tso missing from Gallup, New Mexico. Subscribe Eight years later, a report from a public university investigation center showed that what officially had been a jail in the border city of Piedras Negras, was actually a Zetas command center and crematorium. Since then, with the publics help and through the hard work of law enforcement, we have been able to ascertain the location of many missing Native Americans. Authorities have recovered more than 1,100 pounds of bones at the site so far. He sought to decapitate gangs by capturing or killing their leaders. Nearly six months later, there are still more than 30,000 square feet of property to inspect and catalog. An official website of the United States government. Like thousands of relatives across Mexico, she has made the search for her loved ones her life. If I knew he was dead, then I would know that hes not suffering, she said. Aguilar was last heard from on Aug. 20, when he sent his family a WhatsApp message from near his Rosarito beach house, where he lived some of the time. In particular, prosecutors offices should: Have investigation plans, collect all relevant evidence, and follow logical lines of investigation. But the case is a relative rarity, in one sense because Aguilar, a 20-year veteran of the Los Angeles Fire Department, is an American citizen. Harry and Meghan asked to vacate their U.K. royal residence, Ed Sheeran reveals wife was diagnosed with tumor while pregnant, Intel review says "very unlikely" foreign adversary behind "Havana Syndrome", Man survives month lost in Amazon by eating insects, drinking urine. Some murder their rivals ostentatiously, hanging corpses from bridges as a warning. They have vehemently expressed to us their pain and that disappeared persons are not numbers, but human beings. 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