President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo He confirmed that the matter 383 bodies without burning found in Crematic completenessLocated in Huarez Susedad, ChihuahuaField
At the National Conference of the Palace, Sheinbaum Pardo explained that this will be on Tuesday, July 8, when the report of the Federal Security Cabinet on this issue.
“This is a special case. I would ask for a security office, the Chihuahua State Prosecutor’s Office, ”he said.
Yes, this is visited and in coordination, but on Tuesday we will inform you in more detail, ”he emphasized.
“To receive additional information, we are waiting for the security cabinet because the topic was widespread, it was really related to other problems, so the global balance is given,” the President of Mexico added this morning.
The discovery of 383 crowded bodies, without burning the crematorium, Syudad Huarez, shocked hundreds of families who begin to face the likelihood that the remnants of their loved ones have never treated the dignity in six funeral houses.
In the midst of social indignation and overcoming justice, after they become known that at least six funeral companies participate in the inept management of hundreds of bodies that accuse the burning, relatives and activists went to Office of the prosecutor Chihuahua In search of answers.
After the disclosure of this case, the activists questioned the lack of institutional observation “in the state with the forensic crisis and thousands of people who are not located.”
“We are deeply concerned that, despite the magnitude of the case, the Chihuahua Prosecutor General said that they can hardly find missing persons among the bodies,” said Sylvia Mendes, director of the Paso -Tody -North Center for Human Rights.
“We demand that all lines of research end,” he added.
He also emphasized that these 383 people have an identity that should be restored if their families are not auditable.
Mendes emphasized that Sudead Huarez is the city of Chihuahua with a large number of missing persons, and about 1300 cases out of four thousand were reported throughout the state.
With information from López-Digo Digital
