Rosario Ibarra

Rosario Ibarra de Piedra is a prominent Mexican human rights activist, known for her tireless advocacy for the families of the disappeared during the Mexican Dirty War. She founded the Committee of Mothers of the Disappeared in Mexico, bringing attention to state violence and the plight of those who lost loved ones. Ibarra has been a significant figure in Mexican politics, notably running for president in the 1980s, and her work has been pivotal in the broader struggle for justice and accountability in the country.