‘They’re making them disappear again’: families fear Mexico’s missing are being erased

In a rising crisis, families in Mexico accuse the government of attempting to erase the records of over 130,000 missing persons. Recent reports revealed 46,742 cases lacked critical data, inciting outrage among activists like María Herrera Magdaleno, whose four sons are missing. The government's claims of revised numbers are seen as minimizing the ongoing humanitarian disaster.

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