HRW: Fuerzas mexicanas vinculadas a al menos 150 desapariciones en guerra contra el narcotráfico

Human Rights Watch is warning Mexico is enduring what it calls "the most severe crisis of forced disappearances in Latin America in decades." In a new report, Human Rights Watch says around 150 people, and maybe hundreds more, have disappeared at the hands of Mexico’s police and military during the six-year drug war. At least 60 of the abduction cases raise questions of police collusion with the drug cartels they’re purporting to fight. Human Rights Watch is calling on the Mexican government to investigate each case and establish a thorough process for documenting deaths and disappearances. According to one government estimate, some 70,000 people have died in Mexico’s drug war since it was declared in 2006. Muchas gracias por ver este reporte de Democracy Now! su informativo independiente diario. No aceptamos publicidad o financiación corporativa por lo que dependemos de la donaciones de telespectadores como usted. Por favor, haga su contribución visitando democracynow.org, necesitamos su apoyo hoy para continuar ofreciéndoles estos impactantes reportajes en profundidad.