++ President Felipe Calderón
called on judges and lawmakers to bring about the changes needed between the
truth in daily life, and legal truth, in a society threatened by criminality.
++ UNAM rector José Narro
Robles submitted to the National Governors’ Conference, a national safety
strategy devised by university experts, that seeks to help the government’s
stance to fight organized crime. Narro
urged the government to provide young people with work and educational options
so that they don’t join the ranks of criminal organizations.
++ Ciudad Juárez Mayor Héctor
Murguía Lardizábal said that the rate of daily assassinations in Juarez dropped
considerably, since last year the rate was 8.1 assassinations per day, and
currently, it is 3.1 murders per day. As the mayor announced this a shootout in a primary
school in Ciudad Juárez left one man dead and wounded two mothers. The victim
was trying to hide in the school just as kids were coming out at the end of
their classes…
++ The Attorney General’s
Office began an investigation into the case of Mexican pilot Rubén García
García who is accused of trafficking 42 kilos of cocaine from Mexico City into
Spain.
++ The Mexican Communications and
Transportation Secretariat confirmed that his license had been cancelled.
++ Authorities arrested Noemí
López Sánchez in Sonora… She is the former head of the IMSS Day Care Centers
Department and has been charged in connection to alleged negligence that led to
the fire that broke out in the ABC day care center which killed 49 children. López
Sánchez is accused of homicide, injuries and unlawful exercise of public
office.
++ PT deputy Mario Di Costanzo
said the 2012 spending budget will be very limited because 93 percent will go
to operations, salaries and other benefits for the federal government.
++ Commissioner for the
Mexican Federal Access to Information Institute María Marván charged that in
Mexico the lack of transparency and access to public information is
intentional.
++ Santiago Creel denied that
he is the "problematic" PAN presidential contender, seeking to become
the nominee, and said there was no distancing between himself and the party
brass or with President Calderón.
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