Where is Aldo González? UdeG goes on total strike in protest over missing student – ​​El Financiero

All campuses in the university network of the University of Guadalajara (UdeG)suspended work to participate in a demonstration in which students, academic and administrative staff, demanded the location of Aldo González Sevillastudent of the house of studies, who is missing since last saturdaywhen he was heading to Tepatitlán.

The protesters stopped their work for an hour. Some of them even came out with banners to demand the location of the student on the Periférico between Enrique Díaz de León and Parres Arias, where they blocked a lane in protest.

He CUCSwhere Aldo studies, carried out a first work stoppage on Thursday, April 18, but on this occasion all the campuses came together in solidarity. The general secretary of the university, Guillermo Gómez Mata, pointed out that “once again, in a very delicate, sad and regrettable issue, we show the strength of what we are. The strength of this house lies in our unity, and in that condition we unite to demand that the competent authorities find our student Aldo safe and sound.”

What is known about the disappearance of Aldo González Sevilla?

Aldo Gonzalez He is a student in the second semester of the Higher Technician in Dental Prosthesis degree, and he rented a room on Montes Pirineos Street, near his university center. Every Saturday he returned to Tepatitlán; She has a slim build, is 1.68 tall, has scar on right arm and a piercing on the left side of the lower lip.

According to information from the state Search Commission, he was wearing a short-sleeved t-shirt, jeans and black tennis shoes, as well as a brown quartz necklace.

For its part, the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office informs that he opened an investigation folder, and that the First investigations reveal that he did not go home; In a statement, the agency refers to “interviews with people close to him, including family, friends, colleagues and teachers, obtaining data that are already part of this investigation.”

The bulletin reports that “in addition, daily search operations have been implemented, along with ground deployments of official vehicles of this institution with the participation of ministerial agents and the Investigative Police, including inspections at the place where he was last seen.”