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Happy New Year!

As we say goodbye to 2024, we want to send you a message full of hope, faith, and unity. This year has been a time of struggle, learning, and growth for all of us. Despite the challenges we’ve faced, our hearts remain strong and hopeful because we know that together, we can achieve so much more.

May 2025 be a year where we never lose faith, where we continue fighting for justice, truth, and in memory of those who are no longer with us.

We must never forget that every step we take in unity brings us closer to the peace and justice we all deserve.

From the Rhonita Vive Foundation, we renew our commitment to always stand by the families searching for answers, to help in any way we can, and to move forward with the strength this important cause gives us.

May this new year find us more united, stronger, and with more faith than ever. Together, we can make a difference. Let’s not let hope fade!

We wish you all a 2025 filled with blessings, peace, and strength.

Let’s continue fighting for a better future, because every story matters, and every life counts.

Happy New Year! 🌟

💖 May 2025 be a year of justice, love, and unity for all. 🙏

#RhonitaVive #HappyNewYear #UnitedForJustice #NeverLoseFaith #Hope

Because every mother deserves the truth, and every story deserves to be heard.

The Rhonita Vive Foundation stands in solidarity with the suffering of María Dolores, a mother and searcher from Quintana Roo, who spent four and a half years searching for her daughter, Francisca Mariner. Her daughter's body had been unidentified in a morgue in Cancún during all this time.

Only the heart of a mother could endure the painful blows involved in searching for a missing daughter. Despite suspecting that her daughter had been listed as unidentified since 2020 in the Cancún morgue, it was not until recently that her persistence led to the identification of the body.

Our recognition goes to the strength and determination of María Dolores.

This Christmas, let’s unite hearts for peace and justice.

From the Rhonita Vive Foundation, we call on everyone during this holiday season to come together and contribute to building a world filled with harmony and justice. May these celebrations inspire us to stay united, support one another, and keep the hope alive for a future where every victim finds peace and freedom.

We believe that together, we can make a difference. Let the spirit of Christmas guide us to be more compassionate and to continue building a community based on love, empathy, and respect.

We wish you a holiday season filled with unity, joy, and blessings for you and your loved ones. Let’s walk this path of hope and transformation together!

Solidarity.

On International Human Solidarity Day, we remember that every act of support for those who suffer injustices helps build a more equitable and inclusive society.

At the Rhonita Vive Foundation, we reaffirm our commitment to the values that unite us as a community: empathy, cooperation, and mutual respect.

Let us walk together so that no one is left behind.

December 18th. International Migrant Day

From the Rhonita Vive Foundation, we recognize all migrants as an integral part of our society.

In light of the painful factors that force people to leave their places of origin, we emphasize the need for migration to be a dignified and safe process.

We want to stand by all families who have to leave their homes, so they know that in every Mexican who loves their land, they have unwavering allies.

#DignifiedTreatmentForMigrants

A future without disappearances, for the safety of our children and adolescents

The violence and insecurity in our country should not continue to extinguish the lives of our girls, boys, and adolescents.

As part of our mission of solidarity and empathy with those who have suffered injustices, we express our concern based on the data provided by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), which indicates that the disappearance of minors has increased by 37%, with the majority of victims being girls and adolescents.

Impunity is one of the main causes preventing this violence against Mexico’s children and adolescents from being stopped. Preventive actions and the proper functioning of institutions to immediately address these cases are required to prevent them from being repeated.

We are convinced that the collective will is a step forward in overcoming the dynamics of violence and building a peaceful future for our girls and boys.

United in pain, strong in hope

The non-repetition of acts that violated the lives of victims can only be achieved through understanding and fraternity. Feeling like brothers overcomes all hatred and violence.

When society chooses fraternity, policies also change, justice opens the door to reparation, and the dignity of individuals prevails over selfish interests.

Fraternity is expressed in concrete actions, in solidarity with those

International Day of Neutrality

The Rhonita Vive Foundation acts on a principle of solidarity, working with the primary goal of supporting those who have been victims of an unjust system that has caused waves of violence.

We believe that defending brotherhood contributes to strengthening peace and security in the world.

In times of hostility and violence, caring for others is an important step in building peaceful relationships and mutual understanding.

Let us promote equality and respect for all individuals. Together, we can work for a better country.

International Anti-Corruption Day

If corruption didn’t exist, we would undoubtedly be a better country. Criminal groups would not have grown to such magnitudes as to massacre families, as happened in Bavispe and many other places.

Today, we have the opportunity to reflect as one nation. It is essential that we unite as a single front because the actions of one person do indeed impact the lives of others.

Corruption threatens justice, violates victims' rights, and erodes trust in institutions. Combating it in all areas of life is vital for a fair and equitable society. This is the Mexico where we all deserve to live.

Let’s make a difference every day—small actions lead to big changes.

Our Commitment: Justice, Peace, and Hope.

At the Rhonita Vive Foundation, we are driven by a profound sense of hope, solidarity, and empathy for those suffering from injustices.

We firmly believe that Mexico deserves a peaceful and promising future for its children.

We maintain that building peace is possible through unity, the collective will, coordinated efforts, and the generosity of all to overcome the fear sown by violence.

Here, no one is left alone, and no one should be left behind.

With deep love for Mexico, we join the search for horizons that allow us to build a society where life is respected, dignity is upheld for all people, and solidarity accompanies the most heartfelt causes.

Justice, peace, and freedom.

In a world where violence seems to be lurking around every corner, children become the invisible victims of conflicts that should never touch their lives. The pain of the victims is not just theirs; we make it our own as a society.

On Tuesday, December 3rd, in Culiacán, we witnessed an act that leaves us with a deep wound. Natalia, a 14-year-old teenager, was caught in the middle of an attack by criminal groups who shot and set fire to a dispensary and a sushi restaurant. This same attack also claimed the life of Jesús Héctor, a young 17-year-old, cutting short dreams and futures that had just begun to take shape.

At Rhonita Vive, we are convinced that although there are no easy solutions, building peace is possible. Breaking the cycles of violence and restoring the social fabric requires commitment, brave actions, and above all, unity.

We stand in solidarity with the families of Jesús Héctor and Natalia, sending them our most heartfelt condolences. We raise our voices to demand justice, and to remind everyone that children and young people deserve to grow up in an environment of peace and freedom.

We wish for Natalia’s speedy recovery, both physically and emotionally, and that this tragic incident drives us as a society to work towards a future where acts of violence are relegated to the past.

We will not rest until we achieve a Mexico where justice and peace prevail.

Childhood, a Victim of Violence We Must Stop

In Memory of Diego: Another Victim of Violence That Mourns Mexico

Violence has extinguished the life of young Diego, an 11-year-old boy who tragically lost his life to a stray bullet during a confrontation in the state of Morelos.

The Rhonita Vive Foundation deeply mourns the events that led to his passing. Understanding the pain, we stand in solidarity with the tragedy his parents, family, and all of Mexico are enduring.

We extend our support and unwavering solidarity to his family’s legitimate call for justice.

We remind everyone that Rhonita Vive was born as a means to support families of victims of violence, striving to achieve the dream of living in peace and harmony among Mexicans.

For an Inclusive Future for All

On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Rhonita Vive reaffirms its commitment to inclusion. For us, inclusion is not only a fundamental right but also one of the most important keys to building a more equitable, fair, and prosperous future for everyone.

We firmly believe that disability does not define a person; it is their heart, their strength, and the way they face challenges with courage and joy that truly matter. Every individual has unique value and immense potential that deserves to be recognized, respected, and celebrated.

Now more than ever, it is essential to break barriers—not just physical ones but also social and cultural obstacles. These barriers limit the full participation of people with disabilities in all areas of life. From small shifts in our attitudes to the implementation of inclusive policies, every effort makes a difference.

At Rhonita Vive, we are committed to being agents of change, fostering accessible, equitable spaces filled with opportunities for everyone. Inclusion is not just a gesture of solidarity; it is the path toward a better tomorrow for our communities, where every individual can contribute and thrive.

Let us make this day a constant reminder of our collective responsibility. Together, we can work to dismantle the barriers that still persist and create a world where diversity is our greatest strength.

True inclusion begins with actions that come from the heart.

Rhonita Vive: A Call to Action for Victims of Violence

Today, on the International Day of Non-Violence, we at Rhonita Vive raise our voices for all those victims who have suffered the pain of violence. This day is not just a reminder; it is a renewed commitment to our cause: to fight for those who can no longer do so and for those who still need to be heard.

Rhonita and her family left us a legacy of strength, love, and courage. In her memory, we reaffirm our commitment every day not to give up, to continue fighting for a world where respect and peace prevail. We know the path is not easy, that the wounds of violence are deep, but we also know that unity and justice are more powerful.

Today, more than ever, we stand firm in our mission to help victims, to support their families, and to demand that no one else be silenced. Every time we raise our voices, extend a hand, and offer support, we remember that we are not alone in this fight.

Violence leaves indelible scars, but it also gives us the opportunity to demonstrate our strength and resilience. Today, we honor the victims, their families, and all those who have been touched by injustice. And we do so with a firm commitment to move forward, to not forget, to continue fighting.

From Rhonita Vive, we remain a light in the darkness for those who need it. On this significant day, let us remember that our struggle does not end here, that love, strength, and justice must prevail. Together we are stronger, and united, we can make a difference for a future free from violence

#RhonitaVive #Justice #NonViolence #NeverAgain 💜🕊

"Krystal: An eternal glow in our hearts."

Today, September 25th, we commemorate what would have been our dear Krystal's 15th birthday. This day fills us with nostalgia and love, reminding us of the joy you brought to our lives. Though you are no longer physically with us, your light shines brightly in our hearts.

Krystal, you were an incredibly special soul, always radiating love and happiness. Your laughter, dreams, and kindness left an indelible mark on everyone who had the privilege of knowing you. In every corner of our memories, we can feel your presence, as if you are embracing us from heaven.

Today, more than ever, we miss you. As we celebrate your birthday, we send hugs and all our love to the sky, where we know you are with Rhonita, celebrating in eternity. We carry you within us, remembering your laughter and the light you were to all.

Happy birthday, dear Krystal. You will always live in our hearts, and with each passing day, we continue to honor your memory and the impact your life had on us. May your spirit guide us and fill us with love. We love you deeply and will always carry you with us, every step of our way.

Anti-Fentanyl Campaign by Rhonita Vive

💊 The Silent Danger of Fentanyl 💊

In recent years, fentanyl has become one of the greatest threats to our communities. This synthetic opioid, 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine, has caused an alarming rise in overdoses. As part of Rhonita Vive’s mission, we are launching a protection and awareness campaign to prevent further tragedies caused by this deadly drug.

What is Fentanyl?

Fentanyl is used medically to treat severe pain, but it has been exploited by traffickers and mixed into other drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and counterfeit pills without users’ knowledge. This combination greatly increases the risk of overdose, even with minimal amounts.

How Can We Prevent It?

Education: The key to fighting fentanyl is spreading information. Talk to your children, friends, and family about the dangers of using illicit drugs, as they may unknowingly contain fentanyl.Avoid Non-Prescribed Drugs: The risk of encountering fentanyl in street-sold drugs is extremely high. Avoid using any medications that haven't been prescribed by a healthcare professional.Distribute Naloxone Kits: This medication can reverse an opioid overdose if used in time. In many areas, naloxone kits are free or low-cost and can save lives.

Symptoms of Fentanyl Overdose

🔴 Extreme drowsiness

🔴 Trouble breathing

🔴 Loss of consciousness

🔴 Blue lips or nails

🔴 Constricted, pinpoint pupils

If you notice any of these symptoms in someone, call emergency services immediately. Quick intervention can save a life.

Join the Fight Against Fentanyl

The Rhonita Vive campaign is not just about remembering those we've lost but about taking concrete actions to protect future generations. 🌼 We are committed to spreading information, organizing marches, events, and various activities to raise funds for both direct victims of fentanyl and those affected by this drug.

Do your part!

Share this information with your loved ones and help us stop the tragedy before it happens.

In Memory of Rhonita LeBarón

Today, September 15th, what would have been our dear Rhonita’s 35th birthday, we come together to remember her with deep love and immense gratitude. Five years have passed since her tragic loss in the La Mora massacre, and although her absence remains a wound in our hearts, her legacy shines brighter than ever in our fight for justice and dignity.

Rhonita, with her courage and unconditional love, left us a lesson that we cherish every day. The tragedy of her passing drove us to establish "Rhonita Vive," a tribute to her indomitable spirit and our firm decision to follow in her footsteps. Her kindness and passion for her community continue to be the guiding light of our work and our mission.

Today, more than ever, we remember you, Rhonita, with the affection and tenderness you always gave us. We miss you with all our hearts and carry you in our hearts, knowing that your spirit lives on in every act of justice and every effort for a better world.

From the "Rhonita Vive" foundation, we offer you a heartfelt tribute, celebrating not only your wonderful life but also the positive impact you have left on all of us. The fight for truth and justice continues, and your legacy remains our most cherished inspiration.

Happy birthday, Rhonita! We love you, miss you deeply, and you will always be with us every step of the way.

"Honoring the Past, Fighting for the Future"

On this September 15th, as we celebrate Mexico's independence, we come together to reflect on the courage, unity, and resilience that defined the struggle for our nation's freedom. This day not only commemorates the bravery of the heroes who, with unwavering courage, faced unimaginable adversities to achieve independence, but also the enduring spirit of struggle that lives on in each of us.

Today, amidst our celebrations, we also unite around the "Rhonita Vive" event, which represents an act of justice and a tribute to Rhonita’s memory. In this context, we reflect on how her legacy and life continue to inspire us to fight for what is right. The pursuit of justice and the defense of truth are causes that, like our nation’s independence, require determination and an unwavering commitment to our principles and values.

This September 15th, while we wave our flags and remember the sacrifices made by those who gave us our homeland, we also recognize the importance of keeping hope alive. Hope drives us to move forward, face challenges with courage, and come together as a community in the quest for a more just and equitable world.

The fight for truth and peace does not end with a holiday; it is an ongoing endeavor that carries the same fervor with which our ancestors fought for our independence. May the spirit of unity and resilience we celebrate today inspire us to continue defending what is just, to keep the memory of those who preceded us alive, and to work together to build a future where justice and dignity prevail.

Long live justice, long live Rhonita’s memory, and long live the community that, with courage and hope, defends what is right and seeks a better future for all!

Fentanyl Awareness Day

Fentanyl Awareness Day focuses on educating the public about the dangers of this devastating drug, a powerful opioid that is within reach of anyone and has been linked to countless overdose deaths. Fentanyl does not discriminate; it destroys lives, families, and entire communities.

This day calls us to reflect on the urgent need to prevent further tragedies through awareness, remembering the lives lost, and supporting affected communities. It is crucial that we all understand the severity of this crisis and work together to protect those we love.

Each of us has a role in this fight, whether by sharing information, supporting those affected, or simply speaking out about the risks. Together, we can make a difference and save lives. 🫶💜

Adrián LeBarón Takes a Replica of the Dolores Bell to Alaska

Adrián LeBarón is currently taking a replica of the Dolores Bell, a symbol of freedom and independence of our beloved Mexico, to the State of Alaska as a symbol of identity and pride.

The Fundación Honor y Causa Internacional has taken several replicas to many parts of the world.

"Freedom is carried in the soul and in the heart. When you can be a source of inspiration, you should not hesitate to give the best of ourselves."