Authorities in Sinaloa issued a search warrant for 29-year-old influencer and pastry chef Carmiña Miroslava Castro Salazar after she was reported missing, allegedly having been deprived of her liberty by armed individuals. The young woman is known on social media for her pastry business called 'Rosa Dely,' where she shared content about making cakes, desserts, and decorated sweets, which allowed her to build a digital community. The State Attorney General's Office not only disseminated the search warrant but also activated the Alba Protocol, a mechanism implemented in cases of missing women. Authorities warned of a possible risk situation, stating that the influencer "could have been a victim of a crime and her integrity is at risk," which raised alarms among security corporations and the public. Preliminary reports indicate that the events occurred the afternoon of March 29, when the young woman was allegedly intercepted by armed men north of Culiacán. According to this account, the subjects forced her into a vehicle, which quickly left the scene, reinforcing the hypothesis of an illegal deprivation of liberty. To date, no further details about the responsible parties or the possible motive for the event have been released. Despite the activation of protocols and the deployment of search efforts, there is still no news about Carmiña Castro's whereabouts. Authorities are keeping the investigation open while continuing efforts to locate her. The case has generated concern among social media users, who have shared the search warrant and messages to support her location. The State Attorney General's Office urged the public to provide any information that may contribute to the influencer's location.
