Before We Are Forgotten

Overview

Mexico's 2006 declaration of war on drug trafficking unleashed an unprecedented wave of violence across the nation. The brutal conflict has claimed over 120,000 lives, leaving a profound impact on countless families. Many have been driven into exile, while others have faced kidnapping or mysterious disappearances. As the country grapples with this ongoing crisis, the toll of the drug war continues to resonate, highlighting the urgent need for resolution and justice in a landscape marred by fear and loss.