Rio Grande Islands, Electoral Contracts in the Taddei Case, Navy in Sinaloa and the Manzo Case
The Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) rejects the Texas state government's declaration that nine Rio Grande islands belong to Texas; contracts at local electoral bodies (OPLEs) come under review in the Taddei case; the INE comptroller describes a supplier monopoly; the Navy sends 1,600 personnel to Mazatlán; Michoacán prosecutors attribute Manzo's murder to the CJNG; Sheinbaum reports the Querétaro train at 32%; Gómez Mont is in ICE custody.
Today's facts
- Rio Grande islands: the Mexican Foreign Ministry rejects the Texas territorial declaration (Mexico-United States border)
- Taddei case contracts reach the electoral institutes of Sonora and Veracruz
- Navy deploys 1,600 more personnel in Mazatlán (Sinaloa)
- INE suppliers: the comptroller describes a "historic structural" monopoly before deputies (Mexico City)
- Carlos Manzo case: Michoacán Prosecutor's Office attributes the murder to CJNG revenge (Uruapan, Michoacán)
- Mexico City-Querétaro train: 32% progress (Polotitlán, State of Mexico)
- Inés Gómez Mont in ICE custody (Miami, Florida)
Reported by:proceso.com.mx · El Financiero · eleconomista.com.mx · La Jornada Política · latinus.us · eluniversal.com.mx