Salesman murdered in armed attack in front of Sinaloa primary school

An armed attack in front of a school activates emergency protocols and shocks a community in Culiacán.

A violent attack in front of an educational institution

A violent episode of insecurity occurred in the vicinity of a primary school in the Guadalupe Victoria neighborhood, in Culiacán, Sinaloa. The incident, which occurred on Jesús Ureta Street, involved the murder of Luis “N”, a coconut seller who operated a semi-fixed business in the area. Two individuals traveling on a motorcycle carried out the attack, firing multiple shots at the victim before fleeing the scene.

The proximity of the attack to an educational facility generated a situation of high risk and alarm among the community. Upon hearing the detonations, teachers and administrative staff immediately activated the security protocols established for these cases, instructing the students to adopt the chest position to minimize any potential danger until the shots stopped. This quick action was crucial to preserve the physical integrity of the minors present.

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Emergency response and fatal outcome

Neighbors of the neighborhood, alerted by the intense shooting, made calls to emergency numbers, which allowed a quick response from the authorities. Elements of the State Police and members of the Mexican Army appeared at the scene, where they found the victim with vital signs but seriously injured. Paramedic services assisted the man, providing him with first care and urgently transferring him to a hospital center for specialized medical care.

Despite the efforts of the medical staff, the outcome was tragic. Luis “N” died hours later due to injuries caused by the seven gunshot wounds he received in various parts of his body. The brutality of the attack, carried out in broad daylight and in a crowded space, demonstrated the audacity of the attackers and the challenge they represent for public safety.

Ongoing investigation and context of violence

Personnel from the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Sinaloa took charge of the corresponding investigation. The preliminary data collected indicates that the attackers, heavily armed people, specifically arrived at the location mounted on motorcycles, approached the sales stand and, without saying a word, shot repeatedly at the seller. The methodology of the crime suggests a targeted act of violence, a characteristic frequently associated with settling scores within organized crime.

This unfortunate incident is part of a broader regional context of security challenges. Violent events like this not only take lives, but also cause profound damage to the social fabric, generate collective trauma and violate the feeling of security in spaces that should be sacred, such as school environments. The implementation of safety protocols in the schools has become a sad but vital necessity in several regions of the country, reflecting society’s adaptation to these complex realities.

The investigation remains open to identify and capture those responsible for this homicide. The authorities have reinforced their presence in the area with the aim of deterring future violent acts and regaining the trust of citizens.

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Network of museums and archaeological zones registers an increase of 18%

Investment of 400 million pesos and improvements in security increase visits to museums and archaeological sites.

Record attendance

The Secretary of Culture, Claudia Curiel de Icaza, reported that the country’s Network of Museums and Archaeological Zones increased its visitors by 18%. In the last two years, 57 million visits were registered, driven by an investment of 400 million pesos in infrastructure.

“It is relevant because we have strengthened the infrastructure with an investment of 400 million pesos, and many of us were accompanied to Teotihuacán with all the new signage, the new Museum of Mayan Grandeur,” he declared during the morning conference.

Security measures in Teotihuacán

The official highlighted the actions implemented in the Teotihuacán Archaeological Zone, where on April 20, a violent event occurred in the Pyramid of the Moon. Although he did not give details, he stressed that security operations have been reinforced to guarantee the visit.

The increase in visitors is also linked to the upcoming 2026 Soccer World Cup. Museums of the INAH, INBAL and the Ministry of Culture have mounted temporary exhibitions on the Mesoamerican ball game, an ancestral tradition of more than a thousand years.

“You know that the ball game is one of the most important ancestral ceremonies where the ball has been played in Mexico, in our country since Mesoamerican times for more than a thousand years,” said Curiel.

Featured exhibitions

Among the exhibits he mentioned the Museo Templo Mayor about the Ball Game in Tenochtitlan, and the National Museum of Anthropology exhibits photographs by Annie Leibovitz about the 1986 World Cup. In Fine Arts, “Aztlán” is presented, Chicano art and muralism by Roberto Montenegro. In the Museum of Modern Art there are permanent collections and experiences such as Sunrises and Sunsets in archaeological zones of Tula, Xochicalco and Boca de Potrerillos.

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Sheinbaum asks Felipe VI to apologize for abuses in the Conquest

Sheinbaum apologized to King Felipe VI for abuses during the Conquest.

Meeting at the National Palace

President Claudia Sheinbaum revealed that during her meeting with King Felipe VI she addressed the request for an official apology from the Spanish Crown for the abuses committed during the Conquest.

Sheinbaum explained that the monarch listened carefully and proposed installing a working table on indigenous peoples at the next Ibero-American Summit, scheduled for November in Madrid.

The key points of the dialogue

The president highlighted that in Mexico 28 million people recognize themselves as indigenous and 69 languages are spoken. He stressed that the recognition of pre-Hispanic civilizations is part of national identity and a fight against discrimination and racism.

“For us it is a matter of dignity,” said the head of the Executive.

Cultural agreements

During the meeting, it was agreed to send three Mexican exhibitions to Spain: one on Spanish republican refugees, another on Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and a third on Mayan culture.

Sheinbaum described the meeting as cordial and stressed that the king is “a very simple person.” He also recalled that in 2019 the Spanish government recognized the abuses committed during the arrival of the Spanish, a gesture that facilitated the current dialogue.

After the meeting, Felipe VI traveled to Guadalajara to watch the Spain-Uruguay match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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Welfare Pensions, today they cover surnames from S to Z

Find out the registration schedule for new beneficiaries according to the first letter of the last name.

Graduated registration for Welfare Pensions

Since Monday, June 22, the Welfare Secretariat opened a new incorporation period for the Pension for Seniors and Women’s Welfare Pension programs. Both seek to improve the quality of life of vulnerable groups through bimonthly support.

The authorities carry out the registration in stages according to the first letter of the surname. This way they avoid crowds and speed up the process.

Amounts in force in 2026:

  • Pension for Seniors: 6,400 pesos per two-month period.
  • Women’s Welfare Pension: 3,100 pesos per two-month period.

What surnames are registered today?

This Friday, June 26, it is up to those who have initials as their first surname:

  • S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z

If you were not able to attend on your date, on Saturday the 27th and Sunday the 28th anyone can deliver their documents, regardless of the letter of their last name.

How to locate the nearest module

Enter the portal “Locate your Module” (https://ubicatumodulo.bienestar.gob.mx/). Select your state, municipality or mayor’s office. The system will show you the modules available in your area.

It is important to come with the required documentation: official identification, CURP, proof of address and, in the case of the Women’s Wellbeing Pension, a birth certificate. The schedules are usually from Monday to Sunday, although it is recommended to confirm on the portal.

Registration will continue until the scheduled dates are exhausted. The authorities remember that there are no intermediaries or costs to carry out the procedure.

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