US EditionFour Musicians Are Being Investigated in Tamaulipas News Channel 3-12
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The anxiety and uncertainty of the last three days only confirmed the worst omens. The Tamaulipas Prosecutor’s Office confirmed this Thursday that the members of the Fugitive Group were killed in a property in Reynosa. The owner of that unit, Irving Barrios Mojica, has reported that nine people, linked to the Los Metros faction, a cell of the Gulf Cartel, present in the entity, have been arrested.
By Mauricio Torres and Verónica Calderón, CNN Español An investigation has been opened into the disappearance of the four members of the regional music group Fugitivo in Reynosa, the Tamaulipas Attorney General's Office confirmed to CNN on Wednesday. The activist group Disappeared in Tamaulipas/Colectivo Amor had reported on Tuesday that the musicians' whereabouts had been unknown since that day in the border city. It reiterated that it is colla…
Prosecutor of Tamaulipas reports that the five members of the Fugitivo Group were killed in Reynosa by CDG police; 9 are reported to have been arrested.
Reynosa, Tam.- Friends, relatives and colleagues of the members of the group “Fugitivo” who continue as disappeared gathered tonight in front of the Concatedral Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe to light candles and raise a prayer asking for the prompt location of their loved ones. About 400 candles were lit at the altar of the Virgin of Guadalupe which is located at the side of the temple. This Wednesday the families continued with the search operati…
Five members of the northern Fugitivo group were reported missing on Sunday night, May 25, after offering a presentation at the Riveras de Rancho Grande colony in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. The family’s desperation has led them to block one of the main crossings to the United States. Protest and blockade on the border Tension escalated when colleagues, family members and citizens blocked the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge, one of the busiest cross…
Reynosa, Tamaulipas.- Four days after the disappearance of the Fugitivo group, the relatives closed the Reynosa-Pharr bridge and announced more protests as the hours passed without the whereabouts of the five men. After 4:30 pm, a part of the families accompanied by musicians blocked the movement at the international crossing. On the windows and doors of the cars they painted relief messages to the authorities and the population. On Wednesday mo…
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