Sheinbaum thanks the Mexican National Team despite World Cup elimination

Sheinbaum highlighted the team's effort despite the defeat against England.

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo recognized the Mexican National Team this Monday for its participation in the 2026 World Cup, a day after the national team fell to England at the Mexico City Stadium.

‘Much joy’ for the country

During his morning conference at the National Palace, Sheinbaum highlighted the team’s performance despite the 3-2 defeat. “They really gave us a lot of joy and played very well. The last goal was missing. Very good, they gave a lot of joy to all of us Mexicans,” said the president.

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British Embassy celebrates victory

The United Kingdom embassy in Mexico celebrated the victory of its team with a message on social networks. “It has been an honor to share this historic moment between our countries!” they published.

“Competitors for a few minutes, but friends for more than 200 years, united by a solid relationship of collaboration and exchange!”

Prior to the match, the British diplomatic representation described the match as “an extraordinary opportunity” to celebrate the “deep historical ties” between both nations, in areas that go beyond sport.

The final score was 3-2 in favor of England, who advanced to the next round of the tournament. The Mexican National Team, led by its coaching staff, concluded its participation with a balance that, for the president, left satisfaction with the level shown.

Accident in Los Cabos leaves three dead and 17 injured

Authorities are investigating the causes of the collision between a bus and a private vehicle.

Accident on the Los Cabos highway

Three people lost their lives and 17 were injured after a crash between a bus transporting hotel employees and a private car on the transpeninsular highway. The incident occurred around 10:00 p.m. in the vicinity of Santa Anita, in San José del Cabo.

Emergency corporations from the three levels of government went to the scene. San José del Cabo firefighters found the bus overturned and a white vehicle with severe damage.

The injured were transferred to different hospitals in San José del Cabo. Of them, two are reported in serious condition (code red), and the rest are receiving treatment for various injuries. This was reported by Alberto Rentería Santana, general secretary of the City Council.

The stretch of road remained closed for several hours; The rescue efforts lasted until midnight. Municipal Civil Protection, Public Security, Mexican Red Cross, Firefighters and Navy participated.

So far, authorities have not determined the causes of the accident. The investigation was carried out by the Public Ministry, which carried out expert reports to clarify the facts and determine responsibilities.

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Sonora: the suspect in the murder of a priest is found dead

The alleged perpetrator of the murder of an 82-year-old priest in Guaymas is found dead.

The Attorney General’s Office of Sonora (FGJE) reported that the alleged perpetrator of the murder of the priest Mario “N” was located, which occurred in a home in the Los Arcos section, in San Carlos, Nuevo Guaymas.

On July 4, Julio César “N”, 39 years old, identified as the aggressor of the adult over 82 years old, was found dead. Their identity was confirmed by fingerprints.

According to investigations, both knew each other. Julio César had carried out masonry work in the house, which allowed the victim to give him access. That day they lived together before the attack and the theft of belongings occurred.

Julio César “N” was found dead in the area known as La Cuadrita de San José. He had injuries from a knife and firearm projectiles. A bicycle was also located at the scene that, according to a witness, was stolen from the priest’s home on the day of the events.

The Sonora Prosecutor’s Office keeps the investigation file open to clarify the circumstances of the death of the probable perpetrator and exhaust all lines of investigation.

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Influenza rebound: vaccine and hygiene, the best defenses

Vaccine and hygiene habits: keys to a resurgence of influenza in the rainy season.

Official recommendations regarding the resurgence of influenza

The rainy season has triggered influenza cases in Mexico. Health authorities insist that annual vaccination – free in public clinics – is the first line of protection.

The biological prioritizes vulnerable groups: children from 6 to 59 months, adults over 60 years of age, pregnant women and people with chronic diseases such as diabetes or obesity. It is applied in IMSS, ISSSTE facilities and modules of the Ministry of Health. Citizens can locate the nearest center through the official government platform.

Everyday hygiene, an indispensable ally

Beyond the vaccine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends routines that stop transmission at home and at work. Key actions:

  • Frequent hand washing with soap and water or antibacterial gel.
  • Etiquette sneeze: cover nose and mouth with the inner angle of the elbow.
  • Ventilate closed spaces and allow sunlight to enter.
  • Protect your face when going outdoors and wear layered clothing.

Symptoms: do not self-medicate

If you have fever, cough or sore throat, the indication is to seek immediate medical evaluation. Self-medication is contraindicated. The Ministry of Health of the State of Mexico reminds that these measures reduce risks during the rainy season.

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