Zoé Robledo, CEO of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), qualified as unacceptable the murder of three health agency workers in Torreón, Coahuila and reported that he contacted Governor Miguel Ángel Riquelme to maintain communication and go to the last consequences to avoid impunity in the case.
In an interview outside the National Palace, the head of the IMSS sent a hug of solidarity to family and friends of the three murdered workers.
“It is something like we have said unacceptable, condemnable. I send a greeting with much affection and solidarity to all your relatives, your friends, your coworkers. I spoke to Governor Riquelme early to tell him that we wanted to maintain communication, as we have maintained in other cases so that there is no impunity. It is also important that a crime of this nature occurred in the midst of this, because it hurts us a lot and not only as an institution, but as Mexicans.
“There is a commitment to maintain that communication, to reach the last consequences and to know what happened there. Again, a hug of solidarity to all your family, friends and colleagues from Social Security, from our fellow nurses, “he said.
“There is a commitment to maintain that communication, to reach the last consequences and to know what happened there,” said Zoé Robledo about the murder of three women from the Health sector in Torreón. #Video: Pedro Villa y Caña pic.twitter.com/NwrUNlGkux
– El Universal (@El_Universal_Mx) May 8, 2020
This morning, the Secretary of Public Security in Coahuila reported that three women who were working in the federal health sector were found dead in Torreón.
In a statement, the state agency indicated that elements of the Coahuila Attorney General They learned of the discovery of the three women, whose bodies were found in a state of decomposition and who, according to the first indications, had died of strangulation. The women also showed signs of violence and were handcuffed.
According to the statement from the Secretariat of Security, the women were identified as Cecilia ‘N’, 48 years old; Araceli ‘N’, 59, and Dora ‘N’, 56, who were sisters. Two of them were nurses and a secretary.
The discovery was made at a residence on Quinta de la Colonia La Compresora street and for these facts the local prosecutor’s office opened the investigation folders for the crime of femicide.
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