MÉXICO CAMPEÓN EN DESAPARECIDOS: El lado más OSCURO del Mundial 2026 | Radiografía criminal

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Estrenamos Radiografía Criminal, la nueva sección de Perfil Criminal donde analizamos la criminalidad sin filtros. Y arrancamos con el tema más incómodo del momento: mientras México recibe al mundo con el Mundial 2026, hay más de 130 mil personas desaparecidas que el Estado lleva años ignorando. Hablamos del fuerte contraste de la inauguración. Por un lado, palcos VIP y celebridades ; por el otro, vallas policiales que encapsularon a colectivos de madres buscadoras , protestas sociales que paralizaron las vialidades y familias que tuvieron que pegar las fichas de búsqueda de sus hijos en los alrededores del Fan Festival para que el mundo los volteara a ver. En México hay más de 130 mil personas desaparecidas. No se trata de ir en contra del fútbol o del entretenimiento, sino de entender por qué las instituciones prefieren proteger una narrativa antes que a sus propios ciudadanos. Perfil Criminal | Radiografía Criminal #MundialMéxico #MadresBuscadoras #Desaparecidos #PerfilCriminal #RadiografíaCriminal #Mexico2026 #TrueCrimeEnEspañol #CrimenMéxico Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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