A factor in this chain of negligence is partly because the government finds it convenient that the disappeared do not become dead.
Preventing the number of deaths from rising exponentially. Violence has ceased to be exceptional.
In Jalisco, being young, studying, and going out on the street is already a game of Russian roulette. Meanwhile, officials are vying for candidacies, parents continue to post search notices.
The University resists. The State disappears
The UdeG has done more for its students than the security institutions.
It organizes brigades, disseminates alerts, and demands justice. Meanwhile, the local prosecutor's office seems more interested in covering up figures than solving cases.
The disappearances are no longer news.
They have become routine, statistics, part of the landscape. And that is precisely the most terrifying thing.
The message is brutal:
in Jalisco, you can disappear as a student... and no one will lift a finger.
