VOICED : Fiscalia mexicana pide perdon a indigenas injustamente detenidas

The Mexican prosecution issued a historic apology to three indigenous women, Teresa González, Alberta Alcántara, and Jacinta Francisco, who were wrongfully imprisoned for over three years. Accused of kidnapping federal police officers in 2006, they were released due to lack of evidence and media pressure. The apology acknowledges their innocence, but questions remain about its sufficiency in addressing the emotional and time losses. A court ruling in 2013, reaffirmed last year, mandated the prosecution to provide economic and moral reparations and recognize their innocence.

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