Former Wife of Mexico Governor Appeals for International Help in Custody Case Mail Online
go to original October 15, 2013

Two years ago the three children went to visit their father, Arturo Montiel, in Mexico, but they never returned home to their mother Maude Versini, in France. (Wikipedia/AP)

A Frenchwoman denied access to her three children by her Mexican former husband, whom she won child custody over, has taken her case to an international panel in Washington.

Maude Versini will today ask the Inter-American Human Rights Commission for help to see her children whom she has not seen for two years.

'I am here to ask... for justice, and for it to force Mexico to take steps so that I am at least allowed access to my children, which so far I have been denied,' Maude Versini told AFP.

Versini was married to Arturo Montiel, a former governor of Mexico state from 1999-2005 and an uncle of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.

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