The Mexico City Attorney General’s Office (FGJCDMX) has activated an Amber Alert to locate Gloria Altahir José Rivera, a 14-year-old teenager reported missing since May 27 in the Culhuacán CTM Sección V neighborhood, within the Coyoacán borough. The minor, originally from the state of Oaxaca, had recently been residing in the capital city with her family.
The FGJCDMX opened a missing person case file—reference number D/01937/2026/CBP—following a report filed by her relatives. Capital city authorities have requested public assistance to obtain any information that may aid in locating her.
According to the current missing person bulletin, Gloria Altahir stands approximately 1.50 meters tall and has a slender build and light-brown skin. She has straight black hair, as well as large black eyes.
Her distinguishing features include a scrape scar on her left cheek and a red mark on her lower abdomen. On the day of her disappearance, she was wearing a yellow striped blouse, blue denim jeans, and white sneakers with black stripes.
On May 29—two days after her disappearance—family members blocked the area near the ESIME Culhuacán Metrobús station to demand Gloria Altahir’s safe return, citing a lack of results during the initial 48 hours of the search. (@BoletinCBPCDMX)
Any information regarding her whereabouts may be reported by calling 5554840430 or through the official channels of the FGJCDMX.
