State of Mexico, down in human trafficking, says Del Mazo

Alfredo del Mazo, Governor of the State of Mexico, pointed out that, through various actions to combat human trafficking, in the state, this crime has experienced a significant decline.

"At the national level, our entity has one of the lowest rates for the incidence of this crime, per 100,000 population. It was only during the first half of this year that the number of THB cases decreased by 38% compared to the first half of 2017. This was possible because we decided for many years years of "As part of the World Day Against Human Trafficking, he stressed that 240 victims were saved, while more than 100 women were badisted in shelters in Mexico," said Alfredo del Mazo, governor of the Mexican state.

Accompanied by Rosi Orozco, president of Unidos against the Trata, the Mexican president also highlighted the convictions obtained for those who commit acts of trafficking

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"In September of 2017, just at the beginning of this current administration, the highest sentence was pronounced in the United States. history of the country against a trafficker, more than 99 years in prison, "said Alfredo del Mazo, governor of the State of Mexico.

He informed that, to continue to deal with trafficking, his administration has signed three letters of co-responsibility, with the sectors of tourism, education and transport, to prevent and identify potential victims.

As part of the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, the Government of the State of Mexico has set up a fair for the prevention of this crime. the esplanade of the Cultural Center Mexiquense of this municipality, where went to the modules of the Executive Committee of Attention to Victims (Ceavem), the Institute of the Public Defender and the Civil Registry.

Also, Secretaries of Health, Social Development and Tourism, State Council for Women and Social Welfare (CEMEMS) and Attorney General of the State of Mexico (FGJEM). by Alejandro Herrera and Notimex

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