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Fiscalía General del Estado de San Luis Potosí

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Mexico missing persons crisis expands and evolves

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Latest: Mexico political updates: Chihuahua polling and Guanajuato election news

The missing persons crisis in Mexico continues to intensify, with the National Registry of Disappeared and Unlocated Persons (RNPDNO) documenting over 135,000 missing individuals and 72,000 sets of unidentified remains.

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Death of Colombian citizen in San Luis Potosí

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Latest: San Luis Potosí authorities arrest suspect in death of Colombian woman

Tatiana Vanessa Almanza García, a 32-year-old Colombian citizen, was found dead in Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosí, Mexico. After being reported missing, her remains were discovered on September 1 wrapped in a rug and in

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Violence and missing persons reports in Mexico

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Latest: Mexican authorities urge immediate reporting of violence and missing persons

Fatal incidents of violence and missing persons cases have been reported across several Mexican states. In Chihuahua, two men were found dead in the Raymundo López neighborhood near a vehicle, with authorities recovering

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Mexican judicial system and criminal proceedings

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Latest: Mexico judicial authorities process various criminal cases

Discussions regarding the Mexican legal system have focused on the potential misuse of criminal accusations and preventive detention. Critics have raised concerns that individuals may be imprisoned based on unverified re

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Homicide trends and investigations in San Luis Potosí

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Latest: Mexico law enforcement conducts multiple arrests for violent crimes

In the first half of 2026, San Luis Potosí reported the second-lowest intentional homicide rate in Mexico at 0.9 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants, compared to a national average of 6.7. State officials credited this red

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