The number of people who have gone missing in Mexico continues to increase day by day as a result of violence that is present in a part of everyday life.
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On March 25, there was a major setback in the career of Admiral Rafael Ojeda Durán, the Secretary of the Mexican Navy (SEMAR): The Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos issued Recommendation 60/2022 for “violations of the right to a life free from violence, and the right to privacy and to the protection of personal
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Colombia has been learning “new and sordid details” in the last few weeks about the massacre on March 28 in a Putumayo hamlet.
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Mexico must act immediately to tackle the issue, facilitated as it is by “almost absolute impunity” which in some cases involves public officials.
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Journalists Raúl Asencio, from Listín Diario, and Víctor Olivo, from CDN, were attacked by agents of the Dirección General de Seguridad Tránsito y Transporte Terrestre (Digesett) while accompanying Ombudsman Pablo Ulloa, who was investigating the Digesett offices at the former dog racing track Canódromo El Coco, on Monumental Avenue, National District.
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Federal legislator and son of President-incumbent, Eduardo Bolsonaro, is under investigation by the National Federation of Journalists (FENAJ) for his comments regarding the torture experienced by Míriam Leitão during the military dictatorship, treating it as “mundane and defensible.”
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The human rights offices of the United Nations (UN) and the Organization of American States (OAS) called for investigations into a recent military operation in which 11 people were killed, according to Human Rights Watch.
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President Nayib Bukele reported that the National Civil Police (PNC) and the Armed Forces have captured 5,747 suspected gang members in the last nine days in El Salvador.
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The prominent Colombian cities of Bogotá, Medellín, and Cali, as well as other large cities, are attractive hubs for the criminal activities of urban militias.
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The Fiscalía General del Estado (FGE) reported that it will continue with the investigations related to the events in Maravatío and Zinapécuaro.
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