The fight to expose Mexico's sex-trafficking capital

In Tenancingo, the country’s sex trafficking capital, children as young as eleven are being forced into prostitution. When they can no longer make money, they ‘disappear’. The state governor has said, it simply does not exist. The women the Sunday Times has spoken to say the problem is worse than anyone knows. Senior correspondent Louise Callaghan travelled to there to investigate.

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Guest: Louise Callaghan, senior US correspondent, The Sunday Times.

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