Raise funds to bring mountaineers

On Wednesday, July 18, Daniel Araiza Chávez and Enrique González, Mexican mountaineers aged 29 and 24, respectively, died trying to descend the north face of Nevado Artesonraju, in Peru . Faced with this unfortunate fact, Alejandra Mora González, Summit Pro's commercial director and close friend of the climbers, along with her family and friends, asks via social networks for help from the population, asking for resources to help the bodies of these heroes to come back

And that is, that they had some complications, especially heavy procedures that prevented the bodies of Daniel and Enrique from returning to Mexican territory, as the l & # 39; 39, explained Alejandra Mora

. with this we have hardly met, but with very slow processes and procedures, but there are very high expenses that must be able to bring the bodies from abroad, "he said

Ale Mora says the fundraising is going well Road and Summit Pro, along with their friends and family, are waiting for Daniel and Enrique's bodies to return next week.

"That's goes pretty well, the status is going very well and I hope and achieve what we have planned to do. It is believed that within a week they can return to Mexico. "

He concluded by noting that Daniel Araiza's family is in Peru, seeking to speed up the process with the authorities.

" They are sad, but they are there in Peru and they are trying to speed up this process for that they come back. "

The two mountaineers had already reached the summit of this mountain belonging to the Andes Cordillera, however, by rappelling they would have detached themselves from the wall before the fall of a block of Ice fragmented by cracks, according to information given by his colleague and fellow countryman, Diego Wynter.