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Why are scientists dressing pigs in clothes and burying them in Mexico?
ArticleAssociated Press
Ciencia, tecnología y cerdos. México experimenta nuevas formas de buscar a los desaparecidos
ArtículoThe Independent
How pigs could help find missing Mexican drug cartel victims
ArticleVICE
Mexico Is Using Pigs, Drones, and Lasers to Find Drug Cartel Victims
ArticleLos Angeles Times
Why are scientists dressing pigs in clothes and burying them in Mexico?
ArticleNBC News
Clothed pigs are buried in Mexico as scientists use them in search of missing
ArticleAnimal Político
Con tecnología y drones, investigadores y familias de desaparecidos encuentran fosas clandestinas en Jalisco
ArtículoScience
Satellites could reveal the secret burial grounds of Mexico's murder victims
ArticleWIRED (ES)
Cómo la tecnología geoespacial expone el horror de las fosas clandestinas en México
ArtículoEl País (EN)
Mexico's Izaguirre ranch: 'High concentrations of ash' suggest the presence of clandestine crematoriums
ArticleEl País
"Altas concentraciones de ceniza" y humo de gasolina: los indicios que apuntan a que en el rancho de Teuchitlán hubo crematorios clandestinos
ArtículoTV Azteca
Tecnología contra las desapariciones en México
TV segmentAnimal Político
Interpretar la naturaleza para encontrar a quienes nos faltan
OpinionReuters
In Mexico, mothers of the missing turn to drones to look for unmarked graves
ArticleCGTN America
Jalisco mothers search for hidden graves with drones
TV / SocialSinEmbargo
Tecnología para hallarlos
ArtículoTalks
University of Oxford / Oxford Festival of the Arts
Disappearance of Worlds | Art Exhibition & Dialogues on Disappearance British Association for Forensic Anthropology (BAFA)
Interpreting nature to locate the disappeared: influencing search practices in Jalisco, Mexico Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL)
Presentan Interpretar la naturaleza para encontrar a quienes nos faltan University of Oxford
Mexico's Missing: How families and technology are working together