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Fatimih Dávila, former Miss Uruguay 2006, was found dead in a hotel in Mexico City’s Nápoles neighborhood
Fatimih Dávila, former Miss Uruguay 2006, was found dead in a hotel in Mexico City’s Nápoles neighborhood
In time she understood why she couldn't get pregnant back then: she didn't even menstruate, she was only a child
“There’s no money except from my pocket,” said the 65-year-old, who has had an armed bodyguard since one trafficker came to the shelter demanding to see the woman he had exploited
The exact number of Africans who arrived in Mexico through human trafficking or migration is still unknown
Unidentified gunmen began shooting at police to prevent the rescue
Mexico’s new government, led by President López Obrador, will focus on providing better support for victims
In his article, he mentioned the origins and the way the Sinaloa cartel operated under Guzmán and linked them to locals
Mexico will search for tens of thousands of people who are registered as missing, a lead official said
The truck was carrying 56 Central-Americans who were headed to the United States
The immigrants were taken to Canada by human traffickers who promised them permanent residence permits