Ask AI: What are the challenges of the collective dimension of the right to the truth in Mexico?

The main challenge of the collective dimension of the right to the truth in Mexico is the long-standing culture of impunity and lack of access to justice and truth. Impunity is one of the most significant obstacles to justice, truth, and reparation in Mexico. There have been only a few convictions and sentences handed down in cases of human rights violations and many of these cases have taken years to be resolved. Additionally, victims of human rights violations and their families often lack the resources and access to obtain the judicial remedies that they are entitled to. As a result, victims are often unable to access the information and documentation needed for accountability measures. The lack of access to justice and truth also extends to the lack of access to independent and impartial investigations and judicial systems, which are necessary for victims to obtain the truth about the violations that took place and for justice to be achieved. As a result, many victims and families of victims of human rights violations in Mexico are not receiving the reparations that they are entitled to, as well as the truth about what happened to them and their loved ones.