Campos de exterminio y apatía: El infierno en Tamaulipas | #DetrásdelosHechos

In this episode of Behind the Facts, journalist Roberto Domínguez (winner of the Iris America Award) recounts the stark reality behind his harrowing report on the "Love for the Disappeared" collective in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. Through his lens, we witness absolute horror: mothers digging through abandoned ranches left by the Gulf Cartel, finding ribs, teeth, and charred remains in pools used as clandestine crematoriums. Roberto exposes the state's negligence: at least 18 extermination camps have been reported, but the authorities leave them unguarded, allowing organized crime to continue using them and the evidence needed to identify the more than 13,400 disappeared persons in the state to turn to dust. But the pain doesn't end at the mass graves. Roberto reflects on the other hell these women endure: an anesthetized society that, instead of demanding justice, revictimizes them with phrases like "he was probably involved in shady dealings," and a closed-door government that refuses to acknowledge the crisis. How is it possible that a mother must risk her life collecting her son's remains, only to then have to endure the mockery and abandonment of her own country? Behind the Facts, a product of Azteca Noticias Podcast. More information on our website: https://www.tvazteca.com/aztecanoticias/ Follow us on all our platforms: Facebook:   / aztecanoticias   Twitter:   / aztecanoticias   TikTok:   / aztecanoticias   WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9z... Instagram:   / aztecanoticias