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Mexico City. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Mexico City (UN-DH) indicated that he had received information about a group of migrants who boarded two apparently unidentified buses in the state of Puebla and whose whereabouts are unknown.
In a brief statement, the organization said that these facts had already been reported to the state's attorney general, adding that she was in contact with federal authorities and state authorities to inform her of the progress of investigations and clarification of the facts.
As it was reported a few days ago in this newspaper, the fifth general visitor to the National Human Rights Commission, Edgar Corzo Sosa, warned that during the passage of the migrant caravan across Mexico , had announced the disappearance of three buses that were international workers on the move without papers (two in Puebla and one in Veracruz).
For this reason, the official has issued an urgent appeal to the authorities to carry out the respective investigations and report on what really happened, because until now, there is no guarantee that this has materialized. .
For its part, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) at that time expressed concern over these events – still unconfirmed – and asked the Mexican authorities to ensure the transit of the thousands of migrants belonging to the country. # 39; exodus. , especially on the road between Veracruz and Puebla in Mexico City.
The dispersal of the caravan, which has caused the migrants to transport themselves, represents a risky route with the presence of organized crime, UNHCR said.
For his part, the head of the Ombudsman for the rights of the people of Oaxaca, Arturo Peimbert Calvo, alerted last Tuesday on his Twitter account the disappearance of a hundred migrants from Central America and announced that he would file a complaint with the president. Attorney General's Office, for the possibility that it's a case of human trafficking.
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