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�Cómo están las cárceles de Morelos? CDHM detecta deficiencias en centros de detención
Organización Editorial Mexicana · published on November 4, 2026
The essentials
Very good
La nota usa un lenguaje respetuoso. Tiene perspectiva de género y de derechos: habla de diversidad sexual, enfoque de derechos humanos, perspectiva de género. Solo da voz a las autoridades: no recoge a la familia, a amistades ni a organizaciones.
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- November 4, 2026
- Analyzed
- November 5, 2026
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- Online
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La nota usa un lenguaje respetuoso. Tiene perspectiva de género y de derechos: habla de diversidad sexual, enfoque de derechos humanos, perspectiva de género. Solo da voz a las autoridades: no recoge a la familia, a amistades ni a organizaciones.
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- What it does well offsets only part of what it loses−16
- Rating98
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- ExpertsNo
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- Talks about sexual diversity
- Human rights approach
- Gender perspective
- Mentions action protocols
- Gives context with data
- Offers a contact for help or institutions
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La Comisión de Derechos Humanos del Estado de Morelos (CDHM) detectó 27 centros con deficiencias en protocolos y capacitación, 25 sin acreditación de fumigación y control sanitario, 23 con deficiencias relacionadas con agua corriente o para consumo, y 22 con deficiencias en atención médica, durante la Supervisión a Centros de Arresto y Retención (SCAR) 2025.
El organismo detalló en su informe de resultados que se observaron centros sin personal de salud, insumos básicos o mecanismos para la detección oportuna de riesgos.
Este mecanismo fue retomado en 2025, después de haberse interrumpido durante 2024, con el propósito de mantener una vigilancia institucional sobre espacios en los que the people se encuentran bajo custodia de la autoridad.
En materia de debido proceso, 20 registraron deficiencias relacionadas con el Record Nacional de Detenciones y en 16 se detectaron omisiones respecto de la información sobre sus derechos a the people detenidas. Asimismo, en 22 centros se formularon observaciones relacionadas con espacios para personas de la sexual diversity y en 18 se registraron barreras de accesibilidad para personas con discapacidad.
“La Comisión reitera el llamado a dar cumplimiento integral a las recomendaciones emitidas y fortalecer las medidas preventivas para proteger la vida, integridad y dignidad de the people bajo custodia”, se precisó.
En el caso de Cuernavaca, el organismo detectó falta de capacitación al personal en materia de estándares internacionales de procedures, y gender perspective.
En algunos casos, las deficiencias coinciden en varios municipios como falta de protocolo para retención de estudiantes, no hay protocolo para la atención de incidencias o suicidios, no hay cámaras de vigilancia, como en los casos de Axochiapan, Ayala, Coatlán del Río, Cuernavaca, Hueyapan, Huitzilac, Jonacatepec.
Ante los hallazgos, la CDHM llamó a las autoridades municipales y demás instancias responsables a garantizar el acceso continuo y suficiente al agua para consumo humano; fortalecer la atención médica y la detección oportuna de riesgos; implementar protocolos de seguridad y capacitación; asegurar el registro de las detenciones y la información sobre derechos; mantener condiciones adecuadas de higiene y salubridad, y avanzar en la accesibilidad de las instalaciones.
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- Enrique Domínguez
- Published
- November 4, 2026
- Last analyzed
- November 5, 2026
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