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Notevayas, gracias. If I find him and I don't find the others, I'm not going to be happy. I'm not going to be complete.

From Futura Media and PRX, it's Latino USA. I'm Maria Inu Hosa. Today activist Lucia Diaz-Nau.

She's a mother who became a leader in the fight to search and find the disappeared in Mexico.

Lucia Diaz-Hinnau is a former teacher. She lived a quiet and pretty much happy life in the seaside state of Veracruz in southern Mexico.

But then in 2013, her world was turned upside down overnight. That year, her

29-year-old son, Louise Guillermo, a popular DJ, didn't return home. He had been

kidnapped. I just collapsed. It was it was horrible because it's like this feeling, this complete realization that he's

missing. And so, given the inaction of the Mexican authorities,

Lucy decided she had to do something.

That would be the beginning of her tireless search for her son, a quest that is now over 10 years old.

It's my son. I mean, how can I say I give up?

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