The state prosecutor's office in Morelos has initiated search protocols for Rubí Itzel Carbajal Rodríguez, a 16-year-old student from the National College of Technical Professional Education (CONALEP), who was last seen in Cuernavaca. Her disappearance has raised alarms not only within the educational community but also among civil society, especially as it aligns with ongoing concerns regarding violence against women in the area, particularly the recent feminicides of female university students at UAEM. Rubí was reportedly wearing her school uniform, which is a navy blue polo shirt with 'CONALEP' printed on the front, when she was last seen. The family has provided specific details to assist in her identification, including her height of 1.55 meters, slender build, light skin, medium-sized dark brown eyes, and light brown wavy hair. This disappearance adds to the community's growing anxiety regarding the safety of young women in Morelos. The report comes just days after the prosecutor's office had issued warnings and alerts concerning a spike in disappearances and violence against women in the region, indicating a climate of fear and demand for justice that continues to escalate. Rubí's case is not an isolated incident and is part of a disturbing pattern that has captured the attention of both local authorities and social advocates, who are calling for more effective measures to ensure the safety of women and girls in Morelos.