Search for Kidnapped Sinaloa Mine Workers Intensifies
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More than a week after the kidnapping of at least 10 employees of a Canadian mining company in Sinaloa, there is still no trace of them and the search is intensifying.
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On the afternoon of February 1, 2026, a massive force of 1,190 Army, National Guard and Air Force personnel landed in Sinaloa. The official objective is to locate ten miners from the Canadian company Vizsla Silver, who were deprived of their liberty more than a week ago. Deployment takes place in a context of a vacuum of authority in the mountainous area, where organized crime has taken control of access to mining sites. They deploy military for…
Cd. of Mexico.- Week and a half after the disappearance of a group of miners from the Canadian company Vizsla Silver in Sinaloa was reported, the federal and state governments intensified their search with the help of five aircraft. Governor Rubén Rocha said that the reinforcement in the search work is given by instructions of President Claudia Sheinbaum, with the participation of the Secretariat of National Defense (Sedena) and other authoritie…
News with Moctezuma The Ministry of National Defense (Sedena) significantly reinforced the operation of locating 10 mining workers and engineers who were deprived of their liberty by armed men since 23 January in the Pánuco mining project, operated by the Canadian company Vizsla Silver Corp., dedicated to the exploration and exploitation of silver and other precious metals. At 1:45 p.m. on 1 February 2026, within the framework of the National Pu…
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