Three missing students found alive in Puerto Vallarta

Jalisco authorities found three young people reported missing since June 25 alive in Puerto Vallarta.

The Jalisco Prosecutor's Office activated search protocols after the report of the students' disappearance in the El Zancudo area. The located youths are Flor Yoselin Espinoza Contreras, 18; José Israel Ramos Mejía, 17; and Elvira Monserrat Guzmán Mascorro, 14.

The three contacted their families to report they were well, though they indicated they would not return for now. They were found at a relative's home and authorities confirmed their good health.

The investigation file remains open to clarify the circumstances of their disappearance. Three other adolescents who disappeared on June 30 after graduating from Secundaria Técnica 113 in Lomas del Paraíso are still missing.

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Photorealistic image of a missing teenager being reunited with her family in Córdoba, Argentina.
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Missing teenager found safe and sound in Córdoba

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The 15-year-old Luciana Barrios, missing since Monday in Colonia Caroya, was found on Tuesday in Jesús María.

Six young people disappeared in Jalisco between June 25 and 30 after attending graduation ceremonies. Authorities are investigating possible recruitment by organized crime.

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Zacatecas' State Table for Peace and Security Spokesperson confirmed the identities of six out of seven people found dead in Aguascalientes. All victims were from Zacatecas, with disappearances reported between April 17 and 29. One had a prior missing person report.

Yolanda Jiménez Sánchez, 53, disappeared on June 2 in the municipality of Centro, Tabasco, after leaving for a job interview arranged through Facebook.

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Two months after the disappearance of engineer Charly Sebastián Ospina Marroquín and lawyer Diógenes Sánchez Preciado, their relatives renewed calls for proof of life.

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