Mexico enacts law to help find thousands missing in gang violenceMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico on Thursday undertook to focus more resources on the search for missing people, the number of which has grown dramatically in recent years as gang violence has claimed tens of thousands of lives. President Enrique Pena Nieto signed into law the creation of a national commission dedicated to finding people who have disappeared that in its first stage will add some 469 million pesos ($25 million) to better fund search efforts, officials said. Over the past 50 years, more than 32,000 Mexicans have been reported missing, according to government data. More than half of the disappearances have been during Pena Nieto s six-year term, which began at the end of 2012.  The disappearance of people is one of the greatest challenges facing our human rights ... and one of the most painful experiences anyone can suffer,  Pena Nieto said during the signing ceremony. The law, which also creates new forensic databases and rules on the exhumation of cadavers, goes into force in about 60 days. Raging gangland violence in Mexico has claimed well over 100,000 lives over the past decade. Authorities are often unable to identify bodies found in mass graves, many of which are located in remote areas. worldnews
mexico enact law help find thousands missing gang violencemexico city reuters mexico thursday undertook focus resources search missing people number grown dramatically recent years gang violence claimed tens thousands lives president enrique pena niet signed law creation national commission dedicated finding people disappeared first stage add million pesos million better fund search efforts officials said over past years mexican reported missing according government data more half disappearances pena niet term began end the disappearance people one greatest challenges facing human rights one painful experiences anyone suffer pena niet said signing ceremony the law also creates new forensic databases rules exhumation cadavers goes force days raging england violence mexico claimed well lives past decade authorities often unable identify bodies found mass graves many located remote areas worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Mexico enacts law to help find thousands missing in gang violenceMEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico on Thursday undertook to focus more resources on the search for missing people, the number of which has grown dramatically in recent years as gang violence has claimed tens of thousands of lives. President Enrique Pena Nieto signed into law the creation of a national commission dedicated to finding people who have disappeared that in its first stage will add some 469 million pesos ($25 million) to better fund search efforts, officials said. Over the past 50 years, more than 32,000 Mexicans have been reported missing, according to government data. More than half of the disappearances have been during Pena Nieto s six-year term, which began at the end of 2012.  The disappearance of people is one of the greatest challenges facing our human rights ... and one of the most painful experiences anyone can suffer,  Pena Nieto said during the signing ceremony. The law, which also creates new forensic databases and rules on the exhumation of cadavers, goes into force in about 60 days. Raging gangland violence in Mexico has claimed well over 100,000 lives over the past decade. Authorities are often unable to identify bodies found in mass graves, many of which are located in remote areas. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: mexico enact law help find thousands missing gang violencemexico city reuters mexico thursday undertook focus resources search missing people number grown dramatically recent years gang violence claimed tens thousands lives president enrique pena niet signed law creation national commission dedicated finding people disappeared first stage add million pesos million better fund search efforts officials said over past years mexican reported missing according government data more half disappearances pena niet term began end the disappearance people one greatest challenges facing human rights one painful experiences anyone suffer pena niet said signing ceremony the law also creates new forensic databases rules exhumation cadavers goes force days raging england violence mexico claimed well lives past decade authorities often unable identify bodies found mass graves many located remote areas worldnews