Controversial Release of Juárez Crematorium Owner Sparks Outrage

A Mexican federal judge has ordered the release of José Luis A.C., the owner of the 'Crematorio Plenitud' in Juárez, where nearly 400 bodies were discovered last year. The ruling by Judge Luis Eduardo Rivas has been met with significant backlash, with family members of the victims expressing that it undermines justice and societal trust. The Chihuahua Attorney General, César Jáuregui Moreno, has called for an urgent review of this decision, emphasizing the need for accountability after families paid for cremation services that were not properly rendered. This situation continues to raise serious concerns about the handling of the case and the treatment of victims' families.

Key Details: • José Luis A.C. was released following a federal judge's injunction. • Approximately 386 bodies were found at the Crematorio Plenitud last year. • Chihuahua Attorney General demands a review of the injunction. • Families of victims are calling the judge's decision an 'atrocity'.