Discovering bones and shoes in a suspected cartel “The Extermination Center” triggers protests in Mexico

Protesters gathered across Mexico on Saturday to demand justice after a terrible discovery carbon bones, shoes and clothing on a suspicious Cartel training ground.

Demonstrations occurred in the western state of Jalisco, where the remains of the city across the country were found, including the capital of Mexico City, Tijuana, Veracruz and San Luis Potosi, according to the AFP reporters reports on local prints.

Families seeking some of more than 100,000 people who disappeared into Mexico discovered bodies on March 5th on a ranch where they are considered to be forced recruits.

Guerreros Buscadores Collective group dedicated to the location of missing people-she has been a place as a “extermination center” with “secret crematorium”, which caused shock in a country that became provided for spiral violence related to cartels.

In the Mexican capital, demonstrators are honored with candles and the ranks of shoes to be paid missing.

“I came to speak for my son and for all the missing,” said Aurora Coron, 58, whose son disappeared in March last year in the Mexican northeast state of Nuevo Leon.

She hoped that the discovery would put pressure on the authorities to find more to find 124,059 people who were officially registered as missing in Mexico, mostly since 2006, when the Government announced the war with drugs for drugs.

“I hope he pays attention to us, now they see the horrors of the country we live in,” she said tearfully.

Since October 2023, groups looking for missing Mexicans have reported on the discovery of six other alleged secret cremators in Jalisco.

Hundreds of graves were discovered elsewhere in the country.

The United Nations Human Rights Office described the findings in Jalisco on Friday as a “deeply disturbing reminder of the trauma of disappearance associated with organized crime across the country.”

“The discovery is increasingly disturbing, given that they have previously suffered this site since September 2024 by the National Guard and State Prosecutor’s Office, Jalisco, without the key evidence,” he added.

Juan Carlos Perez, a 22-year-old student who demonstrated, hoped that the protest would serve as an invitation to wake up to take measures against angry criminal violence that had been overwhelmed by the Mexican institutions for security and justice for two decades.

“My first reaction (to finding) unfortunately ‘ah look, another’, but then I started following the story and realized that it could have been me, it could be my father, my mom,” he said.

State Prosecutor Jalisco Salvador González de Los Santos personally visited the ranch last week. He said investigators found six groups of bones, but it was not clear how many victims could belong. He did not give details about why investigators had not been able to find what the uneducated private citizens had done before, but said that previous efforts were “not enough”.

His Photos posted in the office Of all the evidences found in the hope that relatives could identify the garment.

In recent months, more mass graves have been found in Mexico. In January, at least 56 bodies were discovered In unmarked mass graves in northern Mexico, not far from the border with the United States.

AND Mass grave Detected last December in the suburbs of Guadalajara with dozens of bags of divorced body parts contained 24 people, the authorities said. The same month of Mexican authorities said they had recovered in total 31 bodies Of the caves in Chiapas, the state is struggling with the violence of the cartel.

Collectives seeking missing persons Say that drug trafficks and other organized crime gangs sometimes use ovens to burn their victims and leave no mark.