Something serious is happening in Puerto Vallarta that has not been properly attended by the authorities, nor has it received local or national media attention. Recently, at least three cases of the disappearance of women have been reported, two of them, adolescents who were fortunately found, while an adult woman nine months pregnant is still missing.
Susana Carreño, of Radio Universidad de Guadalajara in Puerto Vallarta, unveiled the case of Jasmine Rubio Moreno, a 15-year-old adolescent, who apparently left . . .
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