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National Guard sent to Mexico City subway on sabotage worry

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6,060 National Guard officers will be posted in the city's subway system. Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said a series of mechanical problems in recent months may have been due to sabotage. The latest accident came Saturday, when two subway trains collided in a stretch between stations, killing one person and injuring dozens more.

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Times of India

Mexico City sends National Guard into subways after accident

Rest of World News: The mayor of Mexico City announced Thursday that 6,060 National Guard officers will be posted in the city's subway system after a series of accidents.

1 year ago·India

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CTV News

National Guard sent to Mexico City subway on sabotage worry

The mayor of Mexico City announced Thursday that 6,060 National Guard officers will be posted in the city's subway system after a series of accidents that officials suggested could be due to sabotage.

1 year ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

National Guard sent to Mexico City subway on sabotage worry

MEXICO CITY — The mayor of Mexico City announced Thursday that 6,060 National Guard officers will be posted in the city’s subway system after a series of accidents that officials

1 year ago·United States

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Washington Times

Mexico City sends National Guard into subways after accident

The mayor of Mexico City announced Thursday that 6,060 National Guard officers will be posted in the city's subway system after a series of accidents.

1 year ago·United States

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The Washington Post

National Guard sent to Mexico City subway on sabotage worry

The mayor of Mexico City says 6,060 National Guard officers will be posted in the city’s subway system after a series of accidents that officials say could be due to sabotage

1 year ago

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The Mercury news

Mexico City sends National Guard into subways over sabotage worry

Manuel Alejandro, a clothing and sneaker vendor who rides the subway almost every day, said, “The National Guard isn’t going to solve anything … it would be better to give the sub…

1 year ago·San Jose, United States

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