After the president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, announced the rescue of the six nationals who had been kidnapped in Mexico, the identity of the woman accused of having taken the young women to the Aztec country was known.
>>>President Gustavo Petro announces the rescue of the six Colombian women kidnapped in Mexico
The six young Colombian women, aged between 21 and 25, lThey had been missing in Mexico for a week. They all traveled with the hope of working for a modeling agency in Veracruz and representing various brands. However, since September 25 there was no trace of any of them until this Tuesday, October 1, when their rescue was reported.
The woman accused of having taken the young women is called Yésica Anahí Ramírez Marínaccording to a document that was known and in which it is also detailed that this person was born on March 19, 1991, that is, he is 33 years old.
According to the same document, Yésica Anahí Ramírez Marín is a Mexican national and resides in the city of Xalapa, located in the state of Veracruz, where the six Colombian women were precisely rescued.
“The six young women have been rescued in an operation by specialized teams. from Medellín who had disappeared in the port of Veracruz, Mexico,” said the president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, through a message published on his account on the social network X.
What did the Foreign Ministry say about the rescue of the Colombian women kidnapped in Mexico?
The Colombian Foreign Ministry stated that the case of the Colombian women kidnapped in Mexico was reported on Sunday, September 29 and assured that, since then, the consulate in Mexico City, responsible for the geographical area where the events took place, “was there from first moment attentive to follow-up” of it.
“The Colombian consulate in Mexico City, in order to provide due and timely assistance to the families of its compatriots, informed the Attorney General of the State of Veracruz, to request the respective support in order to initiate the corresponding legal actions that would allow for the location and rescue of the compatriots.“, noted the Ministry.
The Foreign Ministry pointed out that, through the consulate in Mexico City and in coordination with the Inter-institutional Committee to Fight Human Trafficking, it was also very attentive to the respective assistance to the families of the victims, within the framework of the Convention of Vienna on Consular Relations of 1963.
Call from the Foreign Ministry regarding the case of the Colombian women kidnapped in Mexico
Given what happened to the young women, the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs He reiterated “his call to be more careful and carefully review suspicious job offers abroad in order not to fall into human trafficking networks.””.
Who are the Colombians kidnapped in Mexico?
The 6 young Colombian women who disappeared in Mexico were identified as Yarlin Giraldo, Sofía Vásquez, Derlys Paneso, Mariangely Chacón and Michel Morales. The sixth young woman has not been identified.
Two young women are from Medellín, two others from Bogotá, one from Pereira and another from Cúcuta.
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Source: https://www.noticiascaracol.com/mundo/identifican-a-mujer-senalada-de-llevar-a-mexico-a-las-6-colombianas-raptadas-en-ese-pais-rg10
