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Mexico’s Interior Ministry highlights operation that found CIESAS student Jenny Kalindy alive

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

News Official statement Outcome reported
  • Mexican authorities located Ecuadorian CIESAS student Jenny Kalindy Bolívar Guayacundo alive after activating the National Immediate Search Alert.
  • The Interior Ministry said officials coordinated with relatives and multiple federal and Mexico City agencies from a 24-hour command center.
  • The ministry said the case demonstrated the alert system’s aim of coordinating immediate searches regardless of a person’s nationality.

The safe recovery of Ecuadorian student Jenny Kalindy Bolívar Guayacundo followed the activation of Mexico’s National Immediate Search Alert, the Interior Ministry said.

After the alert was issued, officials gathered information from Kalindy’s relatives and people close to her. The Interior Ministry then coordinated search actions with several authorities, including the Federal Prosecutor’s Office, the National Search Commission, the National Guard and the Secretariat for Security and Citizen Protection.

Officials tracked the operation from a command post that operates around the clock, working alongside authorities in Mexico City. The exchange of information directed teams toward different points in the capital and helped them follow relevant leads until they found Kalindy alive.

The objective of the ANBI Alert is to coordinate institutional capabilities for the immediate search for any person, regardless of their nationality.

· Mexico’s Interior MinistryThe ministry described the purpose of the national alert system after authorities found Jenny Kalindy alive.

“The objective of the ANBI Alert is to coordinate institutional capabilities for the immediate search for any person, regardless of their nationality,” the ministry said. It praised the institutions involved and reiterated that swift coordination is essential to strengthening the state’s ability to locate people.

Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez also thanked families and search collectives for their work. “We thank families and collectives for the time they dedicate to searching for their loved ones. Maintaining permanent dialogue with them is a responsibility for us,” she said.

The ministry recently presented 10 government actions aimed at strengthening Mexico’s national search strategy. The measures seek to improve information quality, expand institutional capacity, speed up the location and identification of people, and reinforce coordination with families and states.

We thank families and collectives for the time they dedicate to searching for their loved ones. Maintaining permanent dialogue with them is a responsibility for us.

· Rosa Icela RodríguezMexico’s interior secretary addressed families and search groups while discussing government search policies.
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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.

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