Familia de Ana Ameli pide a FIFA y ONU presionar a México por desaparición de personas

Before the UN, Ana Ameli's family accused state agents of possible omissions or complicity in the young university student's disappearance. They will also send a letter to the FIFA president to raise awareness about the safety of players and visitors during the 2026 World Cup in Mexico. Vanessa Gámez and Ricardo García, parents of Ana Ameli García Gámez, a young UNAM student who has been missing since July 13 in Ajusco, Mexico City, accused the capital's authorities of omissions and cover-up in the case and called on international organizations to pressure the Mexican government to guarantee results. During an interview on Aristegui en Vivo, Gámez criticized the actions of the capital's prosecutor's office, stating that from the beginning, "my daughter couldn't have been in an accident. That gave me the feeling that someone had taken her, someone had taken her from there that same day." Despite a search operation in the mountainous area, he considered that the authorities "gave too much importance to the upper part and nothing to the lower part, where we know it's an area with a criminal history and everyone knows it, it's an open secret." It's a criminal zone with high-profile criminal groups, and the data doesn't lie. (...) They know them, they have knowledge of them, so why do they allow people to disappear? Regarding official statements that described the operation as "historic," Ricardo García responded that "that was perhaps a historic search in the mountains, but from the perspective of the police investigation, they really have nothing; after 74 days, they don't have a single clear, solid hypothesis to follow." From any media outlet, journalism in freedom. Visit https://aristeguinoticias.com Also participate via WhatsApp at 55 4882 8822 with your name and city.