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This situation in Huarees is not an isolated case but part of a larger, disturbing pattern that exposes gaps in criminal justice and oversight. The extraction and sale of pregnant women's babies—referred to as a rudimentary removal—point to a highly organized illicit network that exploits women and children for profit, primarily selling infants to American buyers.
The case underscores a pressing need for increased international cooperation, vigilant law enforcement, and urgent advocacy for victims. The silence from authorities signifies a deep-rooted problem—either complicity or a lack of capacity to address such clandestine operations.