The San Luis Potosí Prosecutor's Office is currently investigating the disappearance of two businessmen in Villa de Reyes, who have been reported missing since Saturday, February 7. The missing individuals are identified as Pablo Ortega Venegas, a 36-year-old who was last seen at the entrance of Jesús María. Ortega, who is known for his political ambitions as a potential candidate for the municipal presidency for the Movimiento Ciudadano party, was reportedly wearing a sweatshirt, pants, and sneakers at the time of his disappearance.

Another businessman, Óscar Osbaldo Luna Silva, aged 38, is also among the missing, having been seen last at a ranch named La Carreta. These disappearances highlight ongoing issues of safety and crime in regions like San Luis Potosí, prompting community concern and engagement in the search efforts initiated by local authorities. The official Twitter account of the Prosecutor's Office has called for public cooperation in locating Ortega, emphasizing the community's role in addressing such urgent concerns.

The investigation into these disappearances may link to wider regional trends regarding organized crime and the safety of public figures in Mexico. As local law enforcement agencies continue their search, this case may further draw attention to the risks faced by politicians and business leaders in areas plagued by violence.