Families protest missing‑person cases in Rosario, Argentina and Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

In Rosario, Argentina, relatives of 32‑year‑old Micaela Albornoz, who vanished on 24 June after leaving her home in Villa Manuelita, organized a new march more than a month after her disappearance. The family highlighted a security‑camera image taken on Route 34 near Cañada Rosquín as a possible clue and urged the public to share her photo. Authorities have offered a reward of five million pesos for information leading to her whereabouts.

In Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, the parents of 14‑year‑old Cristina Yamileth Carrillo Macías, missing since 21 July from the colonia Manuel Valdés, staged a peaceful demonstration at the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for Women Victims of Gender‑Based Crimes. They demanded accelerated search efforts, emphasizing that early hours are critical, and circulated distinctive details such as a lunar-shaped birthmark on her left cheek and the black dress she wore at the time of her disappearance.

Both families are calling on their communities to provide any leads that could help locate the missing women and are seeking sustained attention from authorities.