Mexican Border State Silent About Forced Cartel Recruitment, Kidnappings

The authorities in the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas remain with tight lips about the rescue of 21 victims who had been kidnapped by armed men of poster and apparently were in the process of being conscribed in the criminal organization. Government officials have been actively trying to cover up mass kidnapping and rescue while claiming that the region is safe.

The Tok rescue toke during the weekend in the neighborhood of Balcones de Alcala in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, after a shooting between the forces of the State Police and their monsoned the golf poster gunmen.

After the shooting, the groups of activists seeking massive tombs and victims of kidnapping began to try to locate the relatives of the rescued victims. Some of the victims required medical care. The information provided to Breitbart Texas by the Love For The Disappeared Group (love for the missing) revealed that the victims included 17 men, two women, a 13 -year -old woman and a 15 -year -old man.

The victims were mainly from the state of Tamaulipas, but some were also of states such as Guerrero, Veracruz, Chiapas and Jalisco.

The activists revealed to Breitbart Texas that the victims had leg tasks over time, and some had a leg in captivity for several months. Criminal organizations were writing the victims. However, activists would not say which poster was responsibilities.

The city of Reynosa is currently controlled by the feat of the Gulf poster, a group designated by the United States Department of State as a foreign terrorist organization. In recent months, Reynosa has seen a dramatic increase in forced disappearances and the constant discovery of the new clandestine tombs. At the same time, the spokesmen of the Tamaulipas government claim that the crime is continuously decreasing.