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Linchan to Grandmother and Granddaughter Feminicides in Chiapas

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Tuxtla Gutierrez, Mexico.- People lynched two people who were arrested for the femicide of a granny and her granddaughter in Ostuacan, Chiapas. According to reports, one of them was beheaded and the other was brutally beaten. Previously, Governor Eduardo Ramírez had called on the inhabitants not to do justice by their own hand. "I want to ask the people of Ostuacan who are gathered in the Central Park, to have confidence that the law will apply.…

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The victims left last Monday for a family ranch in the area to see their animals, but they never returned. The woman's body was located on Wednesday and her granddaughter's on Friday.

·Warsaw, Poland
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The Chiapas Public Prosecutor's Office identified two alleged perpetrators of the double femicide in Ostuacan; one of them was killed after villagers removed them from the mayor's office.

·Mexico
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Prosecutor confirms that one of the alleged perpetrators of the double femicide in Ostuacán, Chiapas, was lynched; one more was seriously injured

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One of those responsible was deprived of his life by a burning crowd

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Tuxtla Gutierrez, Mexico.- People lynched two people who were arrested for the femicide of a granny and her granddaughter in Ostuacan, Chiapas. According to reports, one of them was beheaded and the other was brutally beaten. Previously, Governor Eduardo Ramírez had called on the inhabitants not to do justice by their own hand. "I want to ask the people of Ostuacan who are gathered in the Central Park, to have confidence that the law will apply.…

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People took advantage of a power cut to take them from the police; one lost his life and another was injured, the public prosecutor reported.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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TV Azteca broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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