Mothers of disappeared persons in Mexico use World Cup spotlight to raise awareness
Families of disappeared persons in Mexico are leveraging the upcoming FIFA World Cup to raise awareness, posting notices in host cities like Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey as the country prepares for the event.
Families of disappeared persons in Mexico are utilizing the upcoming FIFA World Cup to amplify their cause. Collectives are actively posting notices with photos of their missing relatives across Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey, the three host cities for the international football event. This initiative coincides with Mexico City's extensive preparations for the World Cup's inauguration on June 11. The families' objective is to draw global attention to the widespread issue of disappearances in the country and to advance their ongoing search for their loved ones. Sources: Le Monde