Twenty-two days have passed and the mothers searching for their missing children, who are staging a sit-in outside the Attorney General's Office, have still not been able to meet with Ernestina Godoy: they demand that their complaints be received.

A group of mothers searching for missing persons has maintained a protest outside the Attorney General's Office (FGR) in Mexico for 22 days. The demonstrators are demanding a formal meeting with Ernestina Godoy to ensure their official complaints regarding disappearances are processed and addressed by the authorities.

The protesters are currently camping in tents outside the facility, enduring adverse weather conditions. They have received logistical support from the Cuauhtémoc borough administration as they continue their sit-in, signaling a persistent effort to gain government attention and institutional action on their cases.