World Cup begins in Mexico amid a missing persons crisis
In Mexico, Guadalajara is preparing to host matches and thousands of fans for the 2026 Fifa World Cup.
But the city has a dark past that it can’t bury beneath new stadiums.
It’s the epicentre of a crisis of disappeared people, killed by the powerful Jalisco New Generation cartel and buried in unmarked graves.
Their families now fear World Cup fever will overshadow their crucial search.
Warning: this report contains distressing images
Reporter: Guillermo GaldosCamera: Rodrigo GaldosProducers: Sachin CrokerEditor: Sophie Larkin-Tannett
