The legacy left to the government of López Obrador: 40,000 missing and 26,000 unidentified bodies in Mexico

The Mexican government has inherited 40,000 missing persons and 26,000 unidentified bodies who remain in the country's forensic services, Alejandro Encinas, Under-Secretary for Human Rights, Population and Migration.

This was indicated during the relocation of the national paging system, The Mexican leader, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the Secretary of the Interior, Olga Sánchez, the representative of the UN in Mexico, Jan Jarab, and the President of the National Research Commission, Karla Quintana, were also present.

López Obrador expressed that the serious problem of arbitrary disappearances in the country is due to the economic policies implemented by previous governments.

"That's what we suffer, it's the result, it's the balance, it's the rotten fruit of the neoliberal economic policy that has prevailed for 36 yearsis the balance, the most painful legacy that hurts the most, left by this economic policy.

Also the owner of the executive He promised to allocate the necessary resources to resolve the disappearances crisis in the country.

"We want them alive, that is the desire and we will devote all that is necessary. The Mexican state is going to focus on finding the missing, it's not just an integrated commission, and they're going to do very well, but it's a state responsibility, to say institutions … That resources are not lacking, there is no budget limit, there is no financial ceiling, that is what is required "said the President of Mexico.

The Government of Mexico today reestablished the national staff search system, launched in October 2018 during the last Administration, which had no effect or response, and "It was only an excellent simulation," under-secretary of the interior Alejandro Encinas said.

Encinas acknowledged that to find people missing a long way to go and to date, 19 states do not have respective national research commissions.

In front of the president, the undersecretary pointed out that the National Commission for Fans of Persons (CNB), in charge of Commissioner Karla Quintana, will have a budget of 400 million 71 thousand pesos.

He abounded of these resources, 50% will be used for research tasks in the States with the local committee concerned, more than the six million pesos this organization received in 2018.

Victims will participate in the national research system organizations, civil society organizations and the various levels of government.

In addition, there must be an administrative record of the arrests, along with the national forensic data bank, the national burial register and an approved search protocol throughout the Republic..

López Obrador is also committed to relatives of missing persons to whom the results of the commission will be evaluated, "In three months, we will meet again here, I will be with you to evaluate … to know how we are going".

He also indicated that for the month of September this year, the 32 states of the Republic should have such a commission, and reiterated that security forces would not be used to "suppress or mbadacre the people" to deal with the violence in Mexico.

"A very important commitment, in the background, the commitment not to face the serious problem of insecurity and violence by the use of force, you can not deal with violence with violence, peace is the fruit of justice. "

"We will not use force to deal with social problems, This is not the law of Talión, it is not an eye for an eye, it is not a tooth for a tooth, we would all be blind and chimerical, that's what the previous authorities bet, "said the Mexican president.