Customs Law, CIA case in Chihuahua, INE contracts and a report of captives in Guerrero
A reform to the Customs Law and a new cadastral and property registry law were published in the DOF. Former state prosecutor Jáuregui was bound over for trial. Sheinbaum and Maru Campos clash over their meeting. The Federal Superior Audit Office is investigating INE contracting, and Taddei refuses to resign. Urban perception of insecurity is at 58.1%. The president asked for an investigation of Viggiano. Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied senators a protocol lounge. A priest says 136 people are held captive in Guerrero.
今日事实
- Customs Law reform and new general cadastral and registry law published in the DOF (Mexico)
- CIA case: former state prosecutor César Jáuregui bound over for trial for improper exercise of public service (Chihuahua)
- CIA case: Sheinbaum and Maru Campos give opposing accounts of their meeting in Ciudad Juárez (Chihuahua)
- INE contracts: the Federal Superior Audit Office opens an investigation and Taddei refuses to resign (Mexico City)
- Perception of urban insecurity falls to 58.1%, a 13-year low, according to the INEGI survey (Mexico)
- The president asks for an investigation into Carolina Viggiano's sale of land to a sanctioned company (Mexico)
- AICM protocol lounge: Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejects the Senate's request (Mexico City)
- Kidnappings in Ajuchitlán: a priest says La Familia Michoacana is holding 136 people (Guerrero)
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