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

1. Mexico suffers from a lack of government accountability, making it difficult to uncover truth and seek justice. 2. The presence of organized crime, coupled with endemic corruption, limits the ability of citizens to access information related to past atrocities and human rights violations. 3. Limited media coverage of human rights violations contributes to impunity, making it difficult to challenge the status quo. 4. The lack of legislation or official recognition of the right to the truth hinders progress in obtaining justice for victims. 5. The current economic crisis has made it increasingly difficult for civil society groups to pursue truth-seeking initiatives. 6. The Mexican judicial system lacks both the resources and the public trust necessary to effectively wind up cases and bring perpetrators to justice. 7. Lack of financial resources and training for victims’ lawyers makes it difficult for victims to obtain justice. 8. The widespread prevalence of violence and insecurity in Mexico creates a climate of fear and mistrust, making it difficult for victims and their families to pursue truth-seeking initiatives.