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Mexico’s Police Focus on World Cup While Thousands Remain Missing

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Mexico’s Police Concentrate on World Cup Whereas 1000’s Stay Lacking

Mexico’s heavy safety funding for the World Cup is drawing criticism from households of the disappeared, who argue the deal with security for groups and followers ignores their seek for lacking family members.

“We’re in a Black Hawk with Mexican police flying over Guadalajara’s Akron Stadium. As Mexico prepares to host 4 World Cup matches right here in June, it’s pulling out the stops on safety, deploying hundreds extra officers and beefing up surveillance. However right here within the state of Jalisco, greater than 16,000 persons are lacking or believed to be murdered by drug cartels, people, in addition to corrupt law enforcement officials. And victims’ households say the present of drive for the World Cup does nothing to guard them or assist discover their family members. In February, this area erupted in violence after the navy killed a robust cartel chief. And now the federal government is making an attempt exhausting to mission a way of safety and order. Jalisco’s secretary of safety exhibits us a few of their $55 million price of recent investments. 4 of Ana Hatsumi Muñoz’s relations have disappeared or been killed. Her sister Virginia, a police officer, was final seen being taken by armed males in 2021. Ana is a part of a collective referred to as Guerreros Buscadores, or “warrior searchers.” At the moment, they’ve acquired an nameless tip that the physique of considered one of her nephews might have been burned and buried on this deserted lot, not removed from the Guadalajara airport. Every of those searchers has misplaced at the least one member of the family. After two hours of digging, they discovered no clues. The federal government says it’s focusing on felony teams behind disappearances. It not too long ago freed a number of individuals from this kidnapper’s hideout near the Akron Stadium. Even so, the variety of lacking individuals retains rising. However the job of discovering lacking individuals remains to be largely left to relations. Whereas Mexico has a search fee, collectives typically dig on their very own, with out police safety. Two days after we filmed with them, the collective unearthed a bag of human bones buried two and a half miles from the Guadalajara airport, the place World Cup groups and followers will fly in. As with so many others found lately, it’s unclear who this individual was. The Jalisco prosecutor’s workplace stated they’re investigating.

Mexico’s heavy safety funding for the World Cup is drawing criticism from households of the disappeared, who argue the deal with security for groups and followers ignores their seek for lacking family members.

By Brent McDonald, Souleyman Messalti, Miguel Tovar, Ben Laffin and Mark Boyer

April 11, 2026



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