GUERRERO.- The State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) of Guerrero launched an investigation after disappearance of ten members of a family in the Central region of the entity.
According to local media, on October 22, six of the family members were lost, who They left for Chilapa de Álvarez to sell their products.
After four days, two women and a man from the family went out to look for the missingHowever, they were also lost track of. The tenth missing person is Abrham Reyes Cayetano (15 years old).
Family missing in Guerrero
The first group of missing persons is made up of: Alfonso Francisco Cabrera (35 years old), José Enrique Francisco Cabrera (26 years old) and Héctor Santos de la Cruz (32 years old); the minors Leandro Geovanni Francisco Sacristán (14 years old), Raymundo Santos Francisco (13 years old) and Diego Alonso Francisco Sacristán (16 years old).
Local media report that trace of the adults was lost in the town of What you give usin Chilpancingo de los Bravo. Hours later, there was no news of the minors in the town of The Epazotein Chilapa de Álvarez.
Subsequently, Flor Itulia Cabrera (53 years old) and her daughter Clara Francisco Cabrera (30 years old), mothers of the minors, disappeared, along with Mario Francisco Millán (49 years old).
Trace of the women was lost in the town of Tlanicuilulcoin Quechultenango, and Mario, in Chilpancingo.
The first reports from the FGE indicate that the investigations correspond to the crime of disappearance committed by individuals, which suggests that acts of violence could be involved in the absence of the victims.
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**Interview with Maria Lopez, a Human Rights Activist in Guerrero, Mexico**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Maria. The recent disappearances of ten family members in Guerrero have once again raised alarms about the safety of citizens in this region. Can you share your thoughts on this tragic incident?
**Maria Lopez:** Thank you for having me. The situation in Guerrero is dire and this recent case highlights the ongoing issue of disappearances in Mexico. Each case is not just a statistic; it represents a family torn apart. Unfortunately, many families have experienced such trauma, and it’s essential that local authorities respond effectively and transparently.
**Interviewer:** We understand that the State Attorney General’s Office has launched an investigation. What do you believe needs to happen for meaningful progress to be made in cases like this?
**Maria Lopez:** First and foremost, there needs to be a commitment to truly investigate these cases without bias or delay. It’s crucial for the authorities to work collaboratively with the families and local organizations to gather information. Additionally, there should be greater accountability for law enforcement and a thorough examination of systemic issues that contribute to these disappearances.
**Interviewer:** How do you think the families of these victims are coping, especially in light of the ongoing fear and uncertainty in Guerrero?
**Maria Lopez:** The families are experiencing unimaginable pain and loss. Many are left in a state of limbo, searching for answers and hoping for the safe return of their loved ones. The uncertainty can be devastating. Community support plays a vital role in helping them cope, but ultimately, justice and closure can only come from an effective legal response.
**Interviewer:** This incident happened in the context of a broader pattern of disappearances in Mexico. How can the public and media help to raise awareness about these issues?
**Maria Lopez:** The media has a powerful platform to spotlight these cases, keeping them in the public discourse. It is essential to report on these incidents not just as isolated events, but as part of a larger human rights crisis. Public advocacy drives accountability and can put pressure on officials to take action.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Maria, for your insights. We hope for a resolution to this heartbreaking situation and for safety to return to Guerrero.
**Maria Lopez:** Thank you for having me. Let’s continue to stand in solidarity with those affected and advocate for justice and peace in our communities.
