Continue searching for the couple of backpackers from Buenos Aires who crossed Cordoba and are still missing

The parents of the couple of backpackers who went on a trip on April 1 said they were still looking for young people they had not heard of more than nine days ago. They badured "that they did not receive a photo, message or message a video that certifies that they have seen them".

Angeles Ailén Ruggirello, 19, and Diego Ford, 25, left Buenos Aires to travel to Córdoba and begin an undying journey in the country and Latin America.

"The last contact with my daughter was completely normal, I told her that I was going to a recital with her sister, to whom we wanted to go together, and she was super happy," said Mariana, the mother from Ángeles, about the communication that he maintained on Thursday, May 17th.

The mother of the girl said that after this call, "everything is uncertain" and that nothing is known of the Tiger Indian couple leaving from Potrerillos to go to San Juan or Chile on the 18th. Diego told his mother during the last communication that they had in the early morning of that day.

According to information gathered by relatives and detailed in a statement "May 19 at 15:48, cross the customs for the pbad of Cristo-Redentor, a man said to see them in the Plaza de Armas, in front of the governor Andes ".

They also claim that on May 24, they saw them in Mendoza, although "the customs office certifies that there are no youth movements", which are apparently still in Chile, has explained the report.

The latest data received by relatives arrive on May 25th. They reported seeing Ángeles Ailen and Diego in the Chilean municipality of Los Andes, on Avenida Esmeralda and Santa Teresa "the girl was crying", although all are mentioned There is nothing concrete.

The complaint was filed in front of the San Isidro prosecutor's office and the investigation is being conducted by the Chilean consulate in Buenos Aires.

"People who can provide data should contact the number 11-3792-8319 or write via Facebook," asked the mother of angels Ailen Ruggirello.