Mexico Identifies 40,000 of 130,000 Missing Persons
Mexico has potentially identified 40,000 out of a total of 130,000 missing persons, a number that surged after the country launched its war against drug cartels in 2006.
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Mexico believes thousands of country’s 130,000 missing people could still be alive
Disappearances surged after 2006, when Mexico launched its war on drug cartels
By Stephen Eisenhammer
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Mexico says it has potentially identified 40,000 of the country's 130,000 disappeared The Straits Times
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Mexican authorities said on Friday they have potentially identified more than 40,000 people listed as disappeared who may be alive, by cross-referencing official databases such as tax records and marriage registries. After a year-long review of the national registry of missing persons, officials said 40,308 entries – 31% of the total – showed some activity […]
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Signs of life found for 40,000 of Mexico’s 132,000 missing persons Mexico News Daily
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