The mothers who search for Mexico’s missing children
Summary
The article follows Daniela Gonzalez and other mothers in Mexico as they search for the remains of their missing children, believed to be buried in a ravine controlled by criminal gangs. Over 100 people, including family members and emergency services, participate in the search for potential burial sites after obtaining permission from local authorities.Key Facts
- Daniela Gonzalez's son, Axel, disappeared two months after attending a family wedding in April 2022.
- The search takes place in Palmas Axotitla, a hillside neighborhood in Alvaro Obregon, Mexico City.
- This area is under cartel control and used as a dumping ground for murder victims.
- More than 100 people, mostly family members of the missing, participate in the search operation.
- Local authorities took a year to give permission for the five-day search.
- Mexico City’s fire brigade, armed police, and National Guard troops assist the families.
- Forensic specialists are on-site to examine any remains that are found.
- Mothers like Daniela often conduct these searches themselves due to a lack of initial action by authorities.
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