“…The state that recorded the most missing persons during the 2007-2017 decade is that of Karla Salazar Serna y Roberto Castro Tamaulipas, with 6,129 cases, followed by the state of Mexico with 3,862 cases and Jalisco is in third place with 3,086 cases (National Registry of Missing and Missing Persons, 2018). Although for several decades Mexico has been the scene of the forced disappearance of people, the recorded data of the Dirty War can verify it (Dutrénit and Varela, 2018;Fernández, 2018), the phenomenon of disappearance today represents a humanitarian crisis , because disappearances have proliferated alarmingly in the last decade (Guevara and Chávez, 2018;Gravante, 2018;Villarreal, 2014). In addition, the registry prepared by different civil associations has shown that thousands of recent disappearances are more related to violence linked to the fight against drug trafficking (Villarreal, 2014).…”