Sinaloa totals 23 homicides and three days of shooting while Governor Rocha renders his government report
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CULIACÁN, MX.- As Governor Rubén Rocha Moya surrendered his report in the Sinaloa Congress protected under a strong military operation and the National Guard, a confrontation in the Alturas del Sur colony momentarily paralysed Culiacán, reflecting the violence that continues to plague the state. In 80 days of clashes between crime factions [...] The post Low Military Shield, Rubén Rocha Moya reports in a Sinaloa marked by violence appeared first…
According to the report of the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), seven homicides were recorded on Wednesday, 27 November; 14 on Thursday, 28 and this Friday, two more deaths were added in the midst of clashes.
As the governor arrived in Congress, a confrontation in the Alturas del Sur colony paralysed Culiacán. Until before the event in Sinaloa, 503 murders accumulated in 80 days of violence.
Sinaloa, November 29, 2024.- Sinaloa had a new day of violence when registering on the last day 14 murders in Culiacán, Badiraguato and Mazatlán. Also detailed were attacks against businesses of slot machines and two Japanese food restaurants. In Culiacán were registered at least twelve people murdered, among them that of Commander Francisco... Continue Reading →
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