Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In its latest Annual Human Rights Report, the United States Department of State has condemned Mexico for its failure to investigate and prosecute the majority of criminal cases, including homicides, torture, kidnappings, human trafficking, and extortion. The report, released recently, also underscored that the level of violence within the country remains alarmingly high.
Highlighting Mexico's ongoing challenges in humanitarian matters, the department emphasized issues such as homicides, torture, arbitrary detentions, drug trafficking, gender violence, and violence against the LGTBIQ+ community as among the country's principal concerns.
The report stated that . . .
