More images of the extermination macrocenter with three crematoriums found in Jalisco.

More images have emerged of the three crematorium extermination center found in Jalisco, revealing the brutality with which the Jalisco Cartel - New Generation (CJNG) operated. Survivors claim that the criminal group kidnapped or tricked young men to take them to this site, where those who “did not serve” were subjected to torture, dismembered alive and finally incinerated in the site's ovens.

Authorities have indicated that this discovery is one of the most chilling in the recent history of violence in Mexico, evidencing the level of impunity with which the cartels operate in the country. Forensic experts are working on the identification of human remains, while relatives of the disappeared await answers about the fate of their loved ones.

The discovery of this extermination center has generated outrage and drawn the attention of international human rights organizations, which are demanding that the Mexican government respond forcefully to the violence of organized crime. However, fear of reprisals and corruption at different levels complicate efforts to dismantle these structures of terror.

Meanwhile, citizens and activists have demanded justice and greater security in the state of Jalisco, where the presence of the CJNG continues to pose a threat to the population. “We cannot allow these barbaric acts to go unpunished,” said a representative of a human rights organization. “It is urgent that the government act with determination and transparency to stop these atrocities.”