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Maura Vázquez, the mother of Doraiky Águila Vázquez, made a desperate public appeal this Sunday to locate her missing daughter, who requires urgent medical attention.
“I implore God and all the people on my knees,” he wrote in a post on his Facebook profile, where he requested help from citizens, authorities, organizations, and religious beliefs, appealing for solidarity to intensify the search.
Doraiky, 48 years old, was described as a woman with very olive skin, gray hair, and large caramel-colored eyes. Her mother recalled that she has two children and a family "full of pain that is desperately searching for her."
"Check every house, every place. She needs family support and urgent medical help," Vázquez insisted, also requesting that, in case she is located, the family be notified immediately.
The distress over the disappearance of Doraiky Águila began on March 13, when she vanished in Havana without leaving any clear indication of her destination.
Since then, her case has been one of the most publicized on social media due to her mother's persistence and the lack of official responses.
During these months, her mother has reported the inaction of the institutional system, publicly demanding the lack of support from the authorities and holding the government directly responsible for not activating effective search mechanisms.
"I hold the Cuban government responsible if anything happens to my daughter," she stated at the end of June, in a declaration filled with pain and anger that received widespread public support.
On several occasions, the mother has insisted that her daughter requires specialized medical attention, which exacerbates the danger if she continues to go without help.
She has also shared open letters, messages of desperation and pleas for the public to stay alert for any signs that could lead to locating her.
Despite the citizens' mobilization, and the fact that her case has been widely covered by independent media, official institutions have not issued any specific informational statements, nor have they activated visible mechanisms for effective search or location.
Doraiky remains missing and has become a symbol of institutional neglect in urgent situations, of a mother's pain, and of a society that often has to compensate, with solidarity, for the absence of the State.
Frequently Asked Questions about the disappearance of Doraiky Águila Vázquez
When and where did Doraiky Águila Vázquez disappear?
Doraiky Águila Vázquez disappeared on March 15, 2025 in Havana, Cuba, during a widespread blackout. The last time she was seen was leaving her home in the Lawton neighborhood, in the municipality of Diez de Octubre.
What is the health situation of Doraiky Águila Vázquez?
Doraiky Águila Vázquez suffers from episodes of transient memory loss, which may have contributed to her disorientation and disappearance. It is essential that she receives urgent medical attention due to her health condition.
What actions have the Cuban authorities taken in the case of Doraiky?
Until now, the Cuban authorities have not provided official updates on the case, nor have they activated any visible mechanisms for effective search or location efforts. Doraiky's mother has denounced the government's inaction and holds the authorities responsible for the lack of results in the search.
How can the community help in the search for Doraiky Águila?
The community can help by checking every possible location, sharing information on social media, and contacting family members if there is any lead on their whereabouts. A reward of 350,000 CUP has been offered to anyone who provides credible information about their location. The contact numbers to provide information are: 76039226, 50255751, 56949667, 59696001.
What physical characteristics does Doraiky Águila Vázquez have?
Doraiky Águila Vázquez is a woman with brown skin, gray hair, and large caramel-colored eyes. She is 1.68 m tall and weighs 65 kg. At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing a yellow dress with red or pink flowers and black sandals with a red strap.
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