Murder of former Morena candidate confirmed in Veracruz

Political violence claims another victim in the state, confirming the worst fears after his disappearance.

A Tragedy that Shocks Veracruz

In a fact that has deeply shocked the state of Veracruz, the authorities confirmed that the human remains abandoned in the northern region of the entity correspond to the former Morenoist candidate for the municipal presidency of Coxquihui, Ramón Valencia Pérez. Valencia Pérez had been deprived of his freedom by an armed commando last Monday, an event that kept the community in suspense and culminated in this tragic confirmation.

The State Attorney General’s Office issued an official statement detailing that the remains, found inside garbage bags in the municipality of Espinal, belong to two individuals. Through meticulous and professional field work, a multidisciplinary forensic team carried out all the pertinent procedures, achieving the positive identification of one of the victims as Morena’s standard bearer, confirmed through his initials, R.V.P.

RelatedThey capture the alleged murderer of the Morena candidate in Veracruz

A Second Victim and a Pattern of Violence

While the identity of the second man remains unknown, pending being revealed by the corresponding authorities, this event is part of a terrifying pattern of political violence that is plaguing the region. The story of Ramón Valencia is marked by family tragedy, since he had assumed the candidacy for mayor after the brutal shooting murder of his father, Germán Anuar Valencia, which occurred at the end of April of this year inside his own campaign house, just at the start of the electoral contest for the municipal presidencies.

That previous attack, in addition to claiming the life of Germán Valencia, left seven of the candidate’s followers injured by firearm projectiles, painting a scenario of extreme violence and intimidation. This latest episode confirms the worst fears about the risks faced by political actors in various areas of the country.

In a twist that adds more layers of concern to this situation, hours before the Attorney General’s Office confirmed the discovery, the home of the elected PAN mayor of Coxquihui, Lauro Becerra, was attacked with gunshots. This incident, which occurred this morning in the municipal capital, generated scenes of panic and left the report of a lifeless person, even affecting students and parents of a nearby public school, which shows a climate of ungovernability and anxiety.

These consecutive events highlight an alarming crisis of public security and the vulnerability of the democratic process in some localities. Violence seems to be used as an instrument to intimidate both the political class and citizens, interrupting the right to a peaceful life and to elections free of coercion.

The community demands justice and clear responses from state and federal security agencies. It is imperative that a thorough investigation be conducted that not only brings those responsible to justice, but also implements effective protection mechanisms for those who decide to serve the public from elected positions. The memory of Ramón Valencia and all the victims of this wave of violence must drive real and tangible change.

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Mexico deploys aid brigade to Venezuela after earthquakes

Mexico sent 250 soldiers and medical supplies to Venezuela after the earthquakes.

Humanitarian aid to Venezuela

Mexico sent a support contingent to Venezuela to address the damage caused by two strong earthquakes that shook the north-central region of the country.

President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed the measure and reiterated the solidarity of her government.

“Our solidarity with the people of Venezuela. A team of rescuers and medical personnel from the Ministry of Defense leaves today. Once they are established there and after talking with the authorities, we will determine the additional personnel necessary.”

The first emergency brigade is made up of 250 soldiers, five canine units, four aircraft, a drone, specialized investigation equipment and medical supplies.

No collection centers for now

When asked about the possible opening of collection centers, the president clarified that “for the moment, they have asked us for rescuers and health support; they have not asked us for food aid.”

Sheinbaum added that so far no compatriots have been injured, missing or died in the tragedy, and that the situation remains under surveillance.

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Telephone line registration: new calendar until December

New staggered calendar to register telephone lines in Mexico. Know the dates according to your number.

The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (CRT) extended the deadline to register telephone lines until December 2026. So far, only 63 million users (39.1% of the total) have completed the process. Of them, 40.2 million are prepaid and 22.8 million are postpaid.

Calendar by last digit

Registration will be done in stages according to the last digit of the telephone number:

  • 0: August 15
  • 1: August 31
  • 2: September 15
  • 3: September 30
  • 4: October 15
  • 5: October 31
  • 6: November 15
  • 7: November 30
  • 8: December 15
  • 9: December 31

Consequences of not registering

If you do not register before the deadline, your operator will suspend the line within 72 hours. You will only be able to make emergency calls, to citizen services and receive seismic alerts. You will lose access to mobile data, although you will be able to use Wi-Fi networks.

After expiration, you can register your line and service will be fully restored. The procedure is carried out with your operator and requires the CURP. Check your company’s official site for more details.

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Mexico receives King Felipe VI with honors at the National Palace

Sheinbaum and the Spanish monarch discuss the bilateral relationship in the National Palace.

Welcome ceremony at the National Palace

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo received King Felipe VI of Spain this day in the Ambassadors Room of the National Palace. During the official ceremony, the national anthems of both countries were sung, followed by the official photograph of the meeting.

Bilateral meeting

Sheinbaum and the monarch will hold a dialogue about the state of the relationship between Mexico and Spain. Senior officials from both governments attend the meeting.

On behalf of Mexico: the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Velasco Álvarez; the head of the Office of the Presidency, Lázaro Cárdenas Batel; and the Mexican ambassador to Spain, Quirino Ordaz Coppel.

For Spain: the Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares Bueno; the Minister of Education, Vocational Training and Sports, Milagros Tolón Jaime; the head of the King’s House, Camilo Villarino Marzo; the ambassador of Spain in Mexico, Juan Duarte Cuadrado; the diplomatic advisor of the King’s House, Carmen Castiella Ruiz de Velasco; and the head of the Minister’s Office, Sergio Cuesta Francisco.

The visit of King Felipe VI takes place within the framework of his official tour of Mexican territory. Both leaders are expected to address issues of cooperation, trade and culture.

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