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Gunmen opened fire at a soccer field in Salamanca, Guanajuato, central Mexico, after a match, killing 11 and wounding 12. Authorities link the attack to ongoing cartel violence between the Santa Rosa de Lima gang and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, with the mayor urging federal help and security reinforcements as investigators coordinate with federal authorities.
Gunmen stormed a football pitch in Salamanca, Guanajuato, killing at least 11 people (including a woman and a child) and injuring about a dozen after a local match, in what witnesses described as indiscriminate firing. The motive is not yet known. The attack comes amid ongoing cartel-related violence in the region, with security forces investigating and noting the area’s history of gang activity linked to oil theft and drug trafficking.
The dismembered remains of 32 people were found in an abandoned house in Guanajuato, Mexico, with 15 identified so far. The victims are believed to be linked to ongoing cartel violence in the region, which is marked by frequent mass graves and high murder rates, making Guanajuato one of the deadliest states in Mexico. Families of the missing continue to search for their loved ones amid ongoing conflict between criminal groups like the Santa Rosa de Lima gang and the Jalisco New Generation cartel.
A fire at a drug rehabilitation center in Guanajuato, Mexico, killed 12 people and injured others, with reports suggesting victims were locked inside. The region is plagued by cartel violence, and such centers have historically been targets of attacks due to their unregulated and often abusive conditions.
Mexico's federal archaeology agency, INAH, has accused the city of Guanajuato of mishandling a 19th-century mummy, resulting in the detachment of its arm during museum renovations. The incident highlights a jurisdictional dispute between INAH, which considers the mummies national patrimony, and Guanajuato, which views them as tourist attractions. The INAH criticized the lack of proper protocols and training among local personnel and demanded an accounting of the procedures followed during the renovations.
Survivors of a massacre in central Mexico revealed that a group initially turned away from a holiday party returned later with gunmen, resulting in the killing of 11 people and injuring 14. Authorities recovered shells from seven different guns at the scene and are focusing their investigation on a group operating in the area. Guanajuato, where the incident occurred, has been plagued by violent clashes between cartels, with the state having the highest number of homicides in Mexico. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has called for the state prosecutor to step down.
Gunmen attacked a Christmas party in the town of Salvatierra, Guanajuato, killing 12 people, while four others died in a separate shooting in Salamanca. The state of Guanajuato has been plagued by violent turf battles between drug cartels, with high levels of violence and drug use. Mexico's president called for the resignation of the state prosecutor due to the ongoing violence. In a separate incident in Tulum, three men were shot dead and four others injured in a bar, possibly related to a dispute over drug sales.
A group opened fire on party guests attending a holiday party in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato, leaving 12 people dead. The attack occurred during a traditional Mexican party called a posada. Guanajuato has experienced increasing violence in recent years due to tensions between drug trafficking groups. Further details about the attack and the victims have yet to be released.
A dawn attack at a holiday party in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato has left 12 people dead. The armed group opened fire on partygoers attending a traditional Mexican Christmas party, known as a posada. Guanajuato has seen a rise in violence in recent years due to clashes between powerful drug trafficking groups.
Gunmen attacked a Christmas party in Salvatierra, Guanajuato, killing twelve people, while four others died in a separate shooting in Salamanca. Guanajuato has been plagued by violent clashes between rival drug cartels, with the state consistently having the highest number of homicides in Mexico. In a separate incident in Tulum, three men were shot dead and four others injured at a bar, possibly due to a dispute over drug sales. Shootouts between local drug gangs in Tulum have previously resulted in the deaths of tourists caught in the crossfire. The U.S. State Department has issued a travel alert for Mexico's Caribbean beach resorts, urging increased situational awareness, particularly after dark.
A holiday party in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato turned deadly when an armed group opened fire, killing 12 people. The attack occurred during a traditional Mexican party called a posada. Guanajuato has experienced increasing violence in recent years due to clashes between powerful drug trafficking groups.
The bodies of five university students, all young men, were found stuffed in a vehicle on a dirt road in north-central Mexico. The governor of Guanajuato has promised an "exhaustive" investigation into the killings. The area where the bodies were found has experienced drug cartel violence in recent years. The victims were students at the Latina University of Mexico, which has suspended classes in mourning. While local media reports suggest the men were shot to death, prosecutors have not confirmed this. In June, a car bomb set off by a drug cartel in Celaya killed a National Guard officer.
HW studio arquitectos designs ENSO HOUSE II in Guanajuato, Mexico, with a cruciform residential plan that divides the space into four quadrants by a cross of stone alleys. Each quadrant is assigned a specific function, with the design emphasizing the region's cultural and architectural heritage through the use of local stone and a focus on the surrounding landscape. The building's largest windows face south, providing a visual connection to the mountain of Santa Maria, while a long, arched stone wall protects the entrance and emphasizes the horizontal presence of the mountain in the background.
Gunmen attacked the La Palma resort in Mexico, killing a child and six adults, and injuring at least one person. The gunmen destroyed a shop and took security cameras before leaving the scene. Guanajuato, where the resort is located, has been considered one of Mexico's most dangerous states due to the Jalisco drug cartel's activities.
Gunmen stormed a resort in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato, killing a child and six others. The attack took place in a region increasingly plagued by drug cartel violence. It is not clear who was behind the shooting. Rival drug cartels have been waging brutal battles to control territory and trafficking routes through the state.