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Guanajuato Beats Baja California and Queretaro in Disappearances of Minors: 335 Registered Cases
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Guanajuato, Gto.- Guanajuato concentrates 1.8 percent of the cases of children and adolescents who have disappeared in Mexico, with a total of 335 children reported missing, which puts the state at 20th on the national level in this count. According to updated data from the Network for the Rights of the Child in Mexico (REDIM), the country faces a humanitarian crisis with more than 17,000 children officially registered missing, representing an a…
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