Caso Rosalinda: "Me persiguen los que me quitaron a mis hijos": La historia de una madre en lucha.

In this harrowing interview, Rosalinda, an investigative police officer from San Luis Potosí, recounts the ordeal she endured following the execution of her children five years ago. Rosalinda recounts how her complaint against a police commander linked to the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel, who aspired to be a judge, has now led to her being persecuted by the same system that betrayed her. The investigation into her children's murder has not progressed, while the complaint against her, filed by the drug candidate and using criminals as witnesses, has been swiftly processed. She reveals how the same State that should have protected her is now revictimizing her. 0:15 - Rosalinda's testimony: I don't feel safe. 1:00 - The context of the crime: The death of her children in 2020. 2:30 - Those involved: Police, the Public Prosecutor's Office, and the Jalisco Cartel. 3:24 - The corruption network between the Cartel and the ministerial police. 5:24 - The "bad reform" and the narco-candidate for judge. 7:27 - Retaliation: Complaints of moral damages and criminal charges. 10:06 - The narco-candidate's witnesses: Members of the Jalisco Cartel. 12:13 - Why his case isn't moving forward: The conflict of interest. 14:00 - The lack of protection from the State and the Federation. 17:06 - The call to action: "The State put me in this situation." 17:53 - "As long as I live, I will seek justice."