“Sol Prendido” for Borderland Beat
The number easily exceeds 200 people of different ages, mainly young men and women, in Río Bravo.
The number of people reported missing is unfortunately growing, and their personal information and photographs, which are becoming increasingly numerous, are being displayed in the corridors of the People's House.
The number easily exceeds 200 people of various ages, mainly young men and women, from the local area and surrounding municipalities, mostly from Reynosa and Matamoros, among others.
In some cases, based on information provided by their families, who are seeking help from the general public, they have been reported missing for several months; in other cases, for years. These are people who left their homes and never returned or were seen again, and their families are still searching for them.
In the state, according to reports from the Lupa Network, as of May 2025, there are 13,468 people registered as missing, placing the state as the third with the most cases in the country, with the majority concentrated in the neighboring city of Reynosa.
Source: El Mañana
I wish they kidnapped the young no period kid.
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Delete11:32 se la comió toda,
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Read the DEA6, Lawrence Victor Harrisons job as a CIA agent was to infiltrate the Autonomous University of Guadalajara, identify the students involved in student groups and invariably they would disappear. Harrison complained about this so the CIA reassigned him to duarding drug convoys, counting cash and repairing DFS/Cartel radio repeater towers, They haded him a gun and he guarded convoys
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https://nsarchive2.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB113/north06.pdf
Summary of the Kerry Report found that SETCO/ Matta Ballesteros had a state dept permit, was paid by NHAO and was hired after indictment. He did not have to clear customs, other companies are listed totalling 800k
https://narcosphere.narconews.com/userfiles/70/DEA.Mexico.Report.2.1990.pdf
READ IT AND WEEP. To all you doubters. this is the DEA-6 internal affairs written in part by Country attache ED Heath who prepared the section on Manuel Buendia, dated 1990, the DEA knew of the contras on drug lords ranches This man Testified in front of federal court and they threatened him with treason. He was also interviewed by the senate