Search groups in Sinaloa decline meeting with interim governor Graciela Domínguez and demand the resignation of two officials

On Saturday, search collectives in Sinaloa, Mexico, declined a scheduled meeting with the state's interim governor, Graciela Domínguez Nava. The groups formally requested the removal of specific female officials within the state government, citing dissatisfaction with current administrative handling of disappearance cases.

The refusal to engage in dialogue highlights ongoing tensions between search collectives and the Sinaloa state government. By demanding the resignation of key personnel, the collectives are signaling a lack of confidence in the current leadership's approach to addressing the crisis of missing persons in the region.