Morelos is ranked among the Mexican state that the Spanish government believes are in danger of harming its citizens as a result of the rise in crime involving kidnapping and drug trafficking.
The state's response to the death of Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera, a 21-year-old Colonial student who was completing an educational exchange in the state, made the warning particularly relevant.
Morelos has seen an increase in crime linked to organized crime and theft, according to the updated vacation recommendations from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union, and Spanish Cooperation.
The Spanish government urges its members to take extreme care when traveling through the country.
The suggestions include staying alert for possible incidents, being informed in advance about the locations to be visited, and avoiding weekly go outside crowded areas. Additionally, it is advised not to go to any mysterious sites by himself.
The girl of Hispanic student Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera, who was killed in Cuautla at the age of 21, questioned the security conditions in Morelos for both international and local students. photograph. twitter. com/KpipqPMLMY
After the death of Claudia Tacoronte Aguilera, a University of Granada student who had arrived in Mexico to do an exchange program at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos, the Spanish notice became more significant.
The young woman, a 21-year-old lady from Gran Canaria, was murdered in Cuautla at about a month old.
Following the crime, the University of Granada announced that kids ' freedom would be restricted to the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos. Additionally, the institution stated that if they believe there aren't enough safety conditions, students now residing in Mexico may qualify for their relocation to other universities.
The University of Granada now has 17 students in various Mexican institutions, according to information that the media consulted. Additionally, it is expected to deliver another 24 students during this academic year.
The college society has also expressed concern about the security situation. Another murders committed by students of the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos had already been reported prior to the death of the Spanish scholar, which had sparked protests and movements calling for greater security measures.
Laura Tacoronte, Claudia's girl, even publicly questioned the security arrangements in place while the young woman was staying in Morelos. She claimed that the event should help bring about changes and stop others from experiencing the same fate.
