Suchende Mütter demonstrieren am 10. Mai in Mexiko-Stadt

Hunderte Mütter, die nach ihren verschwundenen Kindern suchen, marschierten am Sonntag durch Mexiko-Stadt, um Gerechtigkeit zu fordern und die Untätigkeit der Regierung in einer Krise mit 134.000 Vermissten zu kritisieren.

Die Gruppe brach gegen 10:00 Uhr vom Denkmal der Mutter in Richtung des Engels der Unabhängigkeit auf. Die Teilnehmerinnen teilten Berichte über das Verschwinden von Familienmitgliedern und wiesen darauf hin, dass sich ihnen jedes Jahr mehr Mütter anschließen.

Josefina Morales Rocha, deren Sohn 2013 verschwand, erklärte, der 10. Mai sei ein trister Tag, an dem es nichts zu feiern gebe. Alicia Trejo, deren Sohn 2012 verschwand, sagte, die wachsende Teilnehmerzahl zeige, dass sich das Problem verschlimmere, obwohl Angst und familiäre Verpflichtungen manche Mütter fernhielten.

Graciela Pérez Rodríguez, die ein Kollektiv in Tamaulipas gründete, betonte, wie wichtig es sei, unvollständige Familien sichtbar zu machen. Socorro Gil kritisierte Präsidentin Claudia Sheinbaum dafür, die Mütter im Stich zu lassen und sie nicht direkt zu unterstützen.

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