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March 5th, 2019
Collectives and women from various municipalities planted in front of the Attorney General of the State of Mexico (FGJEM) to claim the lack of “political will” to address the impunity prevailing in the number of folders opened for femicide and gender violence.
Josefina Salinas, Mayra Cabrera and Rosario Espejel Members of the Citizen Organization "United for a Better Country," said that over the past few years the State of Mexico has become a cemetery for women and girls, in a state full of victims Claiming justice, however, they recognized that it has nothing to do with which party governs, but with the lack of political will to solve the problems.
According to the Report of the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (SESNSP) in 2019, the State of Mexico registered 122 femicides, occupying the 2nd place nationwide, after Veracruz where 157 cases were counted.
The data also reflects that the State of Mexico tops the list of states with greater emotional, economic, physical and sexual violence against a woman by her partner, being the municipalities of Ixtapaluca, Toluca, Tultitlán, Chalco, Cuautitlán Izcalli, Ecatepec and Valle de Chalco, the most dangerous to be a woman.
They said that last year, it has been designated as the most violent year for the country, and where the State of Mexico contributed the highest crime incidence, with 337 thousand 906 crimes; while the promise made by Alfredo del Mazo to resolve insecurity in just three months, they said, has not been fulfilled.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
Collectives and women from various municipalities planted in front of the Attorney General of the State of Mexico (FGJEM) to claim the lack of “political will” to address the impunity prevailing in the number of folders opened for femicide and gender violence.
Josefina Salinas, Mayra Cabrera and Rosario Espejel Members of the Citizen Organization "United for a Better Country," said that over the past few years the State of Mexico has become a cemetery for women and girls, in a state full of victims Claiming justice, however, they recognized that it has nothing to do with which party governs, but with the lack of political will to solve the problems.
According to the Report of the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (SESNSP) in 2019, the State of Mexico registered 122 femicides, occupying the 2nd place nationwide, after Veracruz where 157 cases were counted.
The data also reflects that the State of Mexico tops the list of states with greater emotional, economic, physical and sexual violence against a woman by her partner, being the municipalities of Ixtapaluca, Toluca, Tultitlán, Chalco, Cuautitlán Izcalli, Ecatepec and Valle de Chalco, the most dangerous to be a woman.
They said that last year, it has been designated as the most violent year for the country, and where the State of Mexico contributed the highest crime incidence, with 337 thousand 906 crimes; while the promise made by Alfredo del Mazo to resolve insecurity in just three months, they said, has not been fulfilled.
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
