In the last six years in Mexico almost 200,000 persons have been kidnapped and assassinated by the drug cartels, and their bodies buried at unknown places. Brave women: mothers, sisters, daughters and even grandmothers have organized themselves to look for the places where their beloved "desaparecidos" (the missing ones) relatives ended. They look for truth, justice, repair and memory, call themselves "Madres Buscadoras" (Searching Mothers) and they defy not only to the criminals, but even to the Mexican government, that doesn't want to know anything about more killings or of these search groups that make the work that the police doesn't do. They use as a motto the phrase "Hasta encontrarte" (Until I find you). These women are always at great risk digging in the clandestine pits spread all over the country, and many of them are killed on the spot at hands of the criminal organizations. Since they do the task that nobody wants to do, they deserve at least the official PROTECTION of our authorities, who doesn't help them because they would prefer these groups would not make any more findings. My poster makes some obvious references to Mexican images and colors, besides the prickly pear cactus is very representative of our semi-desert landscape, just where these women make most of their search and findings.