US EditionEx-mayor and ex-register of Actopan murdered; attacked after Morena's candidate rally
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A former mayor of the state of Veracruz, in eastern Mexico, was murdered on Monday night, a day after a candidate for mayor in the same region was shot dead during a political event, authorities reported this Tuesday.Read more]]>
Two former officials were killed in Actopan, a municipality located in the center of Veracruz, in an armed attack on the night of Monday, May 12.It was former mayor Esteban Alfonseca and former regidor Edmundo Martínez.Esteban Alfonseca Salazar who served as mayor and Edmundo Martínez Pérez were attacked by an armed group while travelling together in a van.A few hours earlier, both had participated in a rally to support Morena's candidate from t…
Esteban Alfonseca, former Mayor of Actopan, and Edmundo Mart nez, former governor, were killed in an ambush southeastern Veracruz.
The former mayor of Actopan, Esteban Alfonseca Salazar, and former councillor Edmundo Martínez Pérez, were killed in the town of Plan de la Higuera, Veracruz, during the first minutes of this Tuesday, adding to the political violence to the candidates. According to reports, they were both traveling along the road that connects Santa Rosa with the municipal capital, when they were intercepted by a group of armed men. Former officials were returni…
Alberto Carbot At midnight Monday, on a dusty road that connects Santa Rosa with Actopan, Veracruz, the shots resounded as a macabre echo of a reality Mexico refuses to face. Esteban Alfonseca Salazar, former PRI mayor of Actopan, and Edmundo Martínez Pérez, former leader of the same municipality, were gunned down after attending a rally in support of the Black candidate Eduardo Utrera Carreto. Hours later, in Zapopan, Jalisco, Luis Armando Córd…
Former civil servants Esteban Alfonseca and Edmundo Martínez were attacked after participating in the rally of the Moreno candidate, Eduardo Utrera, in Mozomboa. The post Exalcalde and exedil of Atocpan are killed after Morena's rally in Veracruz first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx
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