US EditionMexico home shooting kills at least 10 including children
- Gunmen opened fire at a house in Irapuato, Guanajuato, on Tuesday night, killing at least 10 people including children and injuring several others.
- The attack occurred amid ongoing cartel violence in Guanajuato, fueled by conflicts between the Jalisco New Generation and Santa Rosa de Lima gangs.
- Authorities livestreamed the violent shooting, saw attendees dancing moments before gunfire caused panic, and confirmed that the gunmen fled the scene.
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum called the incident an "appalling multiple homicide" and said an investigation is underway involving local and state officials.
- Local authorities condemned the attack, launched an operation to find the perpetrators, and the incident heightened concerns about criminal violence in the region.
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Twelve people were shot dead and several others injured at a street party in the Mexican city of Irapuato. Gunmen opened fire while people were dancing outside. The visitors were celebrating the birthday of John the Baptist, one of the most important saints in Catholic Mexico. Images of the party are circulating on social media, in which shots can be heard. People can be seen trying to escape in panic. A 17-year-old was among the dead. No one ha…
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An evening of celebration in Mexico was rocked by the sound of gunfire. People were celebrating here. Then the gunmen started firing indiscriminately. 12 people have been killed in this incident.
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