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Tita Radilla: Today, More Disappearances than in the Dirty War

Summary by La Jornada
The crisis of enforced disappearances and attention to the affected families is “very serious. The country is bleeding out, it is being destroyed,” because impunity persists and the authorities of the three orders minimize what happens daily, lamented activist Tita Radilla, who has fought for justice for victims of enforced disappearance and their families.

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Tita Radilla: Today, More Disappearances than in the Dirty War

The crisis of enforced disappearances and attention to the affected families is “very serious. The country is bleeding out, it is being destroyed,” because impunity persists and the authorities of the three orders minimize what happens daily, lamented activist Tita Radilla, who has fought for justice for victims of enforced disappearance and their families.

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