Mexico's state-linked disappearances hit 'alarming' levels as families demand answers

Thousands of Mexicans have disappeared with alleged state involvement, leaving families without answers or closure and ongoing trauma.

Across Mexico, thousands of people have vanished in circumstances pointing not to random violence but to the institutions sworn to protect them — police, military, and official bodies whose alleged involvement researchers now describe as a sign of systemic collapse. As families choose Mother's Day to march with photographs of the missing, they place a private grief into public view, demanding that a government's silence not become the final word. With the World Cup approaching and the world's eyes turning toward Mexico, the space between celebration and anguish has rarely been so difficult to

Mexico's state-linked disappearances hit 'alarming' levels as families demand answers

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