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Problem:MEXICO CITY (AP) — Federal and state police officers raided a group home Tuesday in the western state of Michoacan and rescued 458 children who were forced to beg for money and suffered sexual abuse while being against their will in filthy conditions, Mexico's top prosecutor said. 
  
 Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam said police also rescued 138 adults from the Great Family group home in the city of Zamora. 
  
 The group home residents were kept in deplorable conditions, fed rotten food and made to sleep on the floor among rats, ticks and fleas and many of them were never allowed to leave the premises, Murillo Karam said at a news conference attended by top federal investigators and Michoacan Gov. Salvador Jara. 
  
 "I'm in utter dismay because we weren't expecting the conditions we found at the group home," Jara said. 
  
 Police detained the home's owner, Rosa del Carmen Verduzco, and eight workers for questioning, Murillo Karam said. 
  
 The investigation began after five parents filed complaints last year with authorities because they weren't allowed to see their children at the home, Jara said. 
  
 One of the parents was a woman who grew up and gave birth to two children at Great Family, which has been open for 40 years. She was allowed to leave when she was 31-years-old but Verduzco kept the two children, who had been registered under her name, said Tomas Ceron, head of the Criminal Research Agency at the Attorney General's Office. ||||| MEXICO CITY Mexico said on Tuesday it had rescued 458 children from a vermin-infested refuge for abandoned boys and girls, some of whom it believes were sexually abused. 
  
 The attorney general's office said police and army troops raided a home known as "La Gran Familia" (The Big Family) in the western city of Zamora on Tuesday, following at least 50 complaints about its operators. 
  
 Infested by rats, bedbugs and fleas, the refuge was run by Rosa Verduzco, who is now being questioned by authorities, the government said. 
  
 The refuge was home to 278 boys, 174 girls and six infants as well as 138 adults aged up to 40, the government said. 
  
 "We found that there were around 500 children in truly terrible conditions," Attorney General Jesus Murillo said. 
  
 Five complaints by parents that the home would not return their children to them prompted authorities to act, he added. 
  
 The children in the refuge had to beg for money on the streets, eat unsanitary food and sleep on the floor among vermin, officials said. Some suffered sexual abuse, they added. 
  
 Babies born in the refuge were registered as children of Verduzco and their parents were given no say in their upbringing, said Tomas Zeron, director of the attorney general's criminal investigation unit. 
  
 One desperate parent even offered Verduzco 10,000 pesos ($770) to return her young daughters, Zeron said. 
  
 La Gran Familia was founded in 1947 and looks after children abandoned by troubled parents, the refuge says on its Facebook page. It also provides schooling for the children. 
  
 Its funding came from charitable donations, as well as companies and the government, it said. No one could be reached at the refuge via a telephone number on the Facebook page. 
  
 Authorities are treating the children for psychological and sexual abuse as well as seeking out suitable homes for the victims, the government said. 
  
 ($1 = 12.95 Mexican Pesos) 
  
 (Reporting by Anahi Rama and Alexandra Alper; Editing by Kieran Murray and Clarence Fernandez) |||||
Solution:
Hundreds of kids have been rescued from a children's refuge full of rats and fleas where they are believed to have faced sexual abuse, Mexican officials say. Police and troops joined forces to free the children from the home, called "La Gran Familia," or the Big Family, in Zamora, western Mexico, Reuters reports. "There were around 500 children in truly terrible conditions," says the country's attorney general, Jesus Murillo Karam. Six infants were among those rescued; some 131 adults also lived in the home. The children slept on the floors and took to the streets to beg for money, officials say. Some kids were never allowed to leave the site, Murillo Karam says, per the AP. Authorities were alerted to the crisis after more than 50 complaints about the home. Parents reported that they weren't allowed to see their kids, Michoacan Gov. Salvador Jara says. One mom herself grew up at the home, where she had two children. They were registered under the name of owner Rosa del Carmen Verduzco, and she kept them when the mother was permitted to leave at age 31, the AP notes. Verduzco is being held along with eight others for questioning.