Mass Grave with Cremation Ovens Uncovered at Suspected Cartel Site in Mexico

Discovery of human remains and personal items at Jalisco ranch raises national outcry over missing persons and cartel violence.

Authorities in Mexico are investigating a ranch in Jalisco where cremation ovens, charred bones, and personal items were found, believed to be linked to cartel activity.
The site, described by search collectives as an 'extermination center,' was allegedly used by the New Generation Jalisco Cartel for mass killings and training recruits.
Families of Mexico's over 120,000 missing people are identifying items found at the site, such as shoes and clothing, as potentially belonging to their loved ones.
Protests and vigils have erupted nationwide, with citizens demanding justice and accountability for the ongoing crisis of disappearances and cartel violence.
The discovery has sparked allegations of a cover-up, as authorities had previously raided the site in 2024 but reportedly failed to uncover evidence of the atrocities.