As many as a dozen bodies have been found scattered around the northern Mexico industrial hub of Monterrey and its suburbs
As many as a dozen bodies were found Tuesday scattered around the northern Mexico industrial hub of Monterrey and its suburbs, including some of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country.
Prosecutors in the state of Nuevo Leon did not give a final tally of the number of dead because some of the bodies had been found in pieces or were dumped in plastic bags.Advertisement Drug cartels in Mexico often leave dismembered bodies on streets, often with banners threatening officials or rival gangs.
The grisly discovery came the day after drug cartel banners had been left around the city. It contrasted with Monterrey’s recent reputation for success after it was chosen as the site of a new Tesla car plant. Monterrey suffered waves of drug cartel violence in the 2010s, but had become more peaceful until Tuesday’s events.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
New Mexico State QB Diego Pavia accused of urinating on rival New Mexico’s logoNew Mexico State starting quarterback Diego Pavia was caught by a local news outlet with his willie in his hand.
Lire la suite »
Mexico’s FicMonterrey Revs Up Industry ComponentThe Monterrey Film Festival is signalling ambitious new plans for its industry section.
Lire la suite »
Ancient Maya grave found in Mexico as tourist rail project advancesMexican archaeologists unearthed a richly adorned human body in a grave that could be more than 1,000 years old, in an area where workers were finishing construction on a major tourist rail project, the country's national antiquities institute INAH said on Monday.
Lire la suite »
US border agency chief meets with authorities in Mexico over migrant surgeActing CBP Commissioner Troy Miller traveled to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Friday, where he met with Mexican officials and railway industry leaders.
Lire la suite »