La esclava de ‘Los Zetas’: El búnker donde el narco obligaba a mujeres a limpiar sus armas

How did a young woman manage to evade the strict surveillance of an armed cell to save her life at the last second? What neighborhood and institutional complicity allowed the most violent cartel to keep domestic slaves? Milenio exposes the inner workings of one of the darkest and most revealing cases in Mexican justice. Through a special investigation by ARCHIVERO, criminal case 36/2011, based in Saltillo, Coahuila, is uncovered, detailing how the Los Zetas cartel not only executed rivals but also maintained a network of domestic slavery with women kidnapped from across the country. Carmen, a 21-year-old from Tlaxcala, was lured along with her boyfriend and forced to work without pay, cleaning weapons for operational cells, cooking for hitmen, and enduring torture such as beatings and starvation. Her daring escape and subsequent denunciation led the Navy to dismantle the bunker, rescue another young hostess, and, after a tortuous legal process, secure a landmark criminal conviction against her captors. Do you consider a sentence handed down 12 years later to be true justice for the psychological trauma suffered by victims of trafficking? Share your opinion. #MilenioNews #LosZetas #OrganizedCrime #Saltillo #ModernSlavery Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MILENIO?... Watch our 24/7 LIVE stream:    / milenio   Website: https://www.milenio.com Facebook:   / mileniodiario   X: https://x.com/Milenio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milenio/?hl=es TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@milenio?lang=es