CIESAS doctoral student Jenny Kalindy Bolívar reported missing in Mexico City
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At a glance
- Jenny Kalindy Bolívar Guayacundo, an Ecuadorian doctoral student at CIESAS, was last seen on Aug. 26 in Mexico City’s Coyoacán borough.
- CIESAS said an official report was filed and urged authorities to activate specialized search protocols focused on locating her alive.
- The institution said it would support Bolívar’s family, who are outside Mexico, and asked the public to share official search information.
The Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology is demanding an immediate search for Jenny Kalindy Bolívar Guayacundo, an Ecuadorian student in its doctoral program in history.
Bolívar was last seen on Aug. 26 in the Pedregal de Santo Domingo neighborhood of Mexico City’s Coyoacán borough. CIESAS said an official case was filed with the Mexico City Attorney General’s Office and the Commission for the Search of Persons under reference number 20260901-004.
The institution called on capital and federal authorities to use specialized investigation and search protocols aimed at finding her alive, with a gender perspective and in line with Mexico’s disappearance legislation. It also urged civil society, academics and news organizations to circulate the official search bulletin.
Because Bolívar’s family is outside the country, CIESAS said it would provide support and continue pressing for swift ministerial action. It asked anyone with information to contact the Mexico City search commission or prosecutors at 55 5484 0430, or LOCATEL at *0311 or 55 5658 1111. The center reiterated its demand that Bolívar be found alive and returned quickly and safely.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.