Mother claims daughter was 'kidnapped' as activists march for her release in Tamaulipas
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Relatives, friends, and activists marched in Madero, Tamaulipas, demanding the release of Danna Yanina "N," who faces legal proceedings.
- Supporters argue there is no evidence of her guilt and that she was "kidnapped" before being handed over, suggesting ulterior motives.
- The marchers called for justice not only for Danna Yanina but also for other children allegedly mistreated at the Militarized Academy.
A march organized by family, friends, and activists took place in Madero, Tamaulipas, demanding the release of Danna Yanina "N." Participants voiced their belief that her legal proceedings are unjust and chanted slogans such as "Free Danna!" and "Justice for Danna!"
Danna Yanina's mother addressed the crowd, expressing gratitude for media support and local solidarity. She firmly stated that there is no evidence proving her daughter's guilt. "My daughter was kidnapped," she asserted, explaining that Danna Yanina was not returned promptly after completing her school term, implying a delay in her handover.
The mother also responded to questions about another mother's statements, declining to criticize another parent experiencing grief. She reiterated her belief that the truth will eventually emerge and emphasized that her daughter was not handed over immediately after her course concluded.
Beyond her daughter's case, the mother called for justice for all children who have allegedly suffered mistreatment at the Militarized Academy, specifically mentioning Dafne and Danna Yanina. The protest highlighted concerns about alleged abuse and the legal situation of the young woman.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.