The collective known as 'Mothers in Struggle for Your Return Home' publicly denounced the negligence and lack of institutional will that they believe led to the delays in discovering human remains in El Verde, Concordia, Sinaloa. They indicated that the authorities had ignored warnings from families, which is reflected in their recent statement titled 'Negligence is also Guilt'. The mothers argue that the discovery announced by the authorities should not be seen as a successful intervention but rather an outcome of persistent demands from the families, highlighting the systemic issues in searching for missing persons in Mexico.

In their statement, the mothers emphasized that the recent discovery was not the result of timely action from the authorities. Instead, they asserted that it was due to the families' persistence and pressure that the search entered this critical area, previously flagged several months before as a high-priority location. The emotional toll on these families is evident; their frustration underscores the challenges faced by many in similar situations across Mexico where systemic negligence in cases of disappearances has been previously documented.

This incident raises significant concerns regarding how missing persons cases are handled in Mexico, shining a light on the urgent need for reform within law enforcement agencies and related institutions to better serve families searching for their loved ones. The case is not just about the discovery of human remains but also about demanding accountability and action from authorities who have the responsibility to protect and assist citizens in dire situations such as this.