Land of no return: the Mexican city torn apart by cartel kidnappings

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Land of no return: the Mexican city torn apart by cartel kidnappings
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“Zacatecas is overwhelmed,” said Leticia Castañeda Cruz, whose nephew was snatched from his car in broad daylight, leaving behind his infant daughters. “We know them, Senator Ricardo Monreal, and David and Saúl, and that whole family that has always governed us. But they’ve shown us that they’ve failed.”

According to Claudio Lomnitz, an anthropologist at Columbia University who teaches a course on forced disappearance, kidnapping has long been used by organized crime in Zacatecas as a way to terrorize the population and maintain control, to raise funds with ransoms, and as a means of gaining new recruits.

One by one they told their stories, often through tears: Martina García Aviña’s son, taken away before dawn last November; Luz Bernal Orozco’s brother, nabbed on 24 February; Patricia Castillo Castorena’s nephew, snatched from his grandmother’s house the next day. The president has increased support and funding for the National Search Commission, charged with looking for the missing. In 2020, the commission launched anof missing persons, providing the most accurate picture of the issue to date. The number of state-level search commissions has also tripled.

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