++ UNAM rector José Narro presented a security strategy designed by UNAM
academicians to President Felipe Calderón. The president said he was willing to
adopt new methods to guarantee the safety of Mexicans but he said that facing
up to crime was not a matter of choice. Later, at a conference with citizens on
security, Calderón expressed frustration at the legal system, since he said the
government arrests criminals and judges set them free on technicalities.
++ A federal judge in Nuevo León rejected an amparo sought by the former
Operations Director at the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE)… The former
electricity commission operations director, Néstor Félix Moreno Díaz, who is
accused of illegal enrichment, could be arrested…
++ Investigations began at the Eurodólar currency exchange house…
Murdered journalist Rocío González Trápaga was a shareholder in the currency
exchange center. Chief justice of the Federal District Superior Tribunal Edgar
Elías Azar said that an autopsy showed that both female reporters died from
strangulation and gunshot wounds.
++ During the current administration authorities have captured 1,044
minors accused of organized crime, drug and people trafficking, homicide,
kidnapping, arms possession and for giving information to criminal groups.
++ The Finance Secretariat said that the risk exists of a new world
crisis that could cause economic slowdown in Mexico.
++ Mexico State Governor Enrique Peña Nieto urged authorities to recover
security in Mexico.
++ Mexico State is on alert because of flooding in several
municipalities among the Cuatitlan Izcalli and Cuatitlan México, Melchor Ocampo,
Teoloyucan and Tepozotlán. Some 1,200 homes in Cuautitlán México, were flooded
with sewage sludge. There was also a risk of flooding in Ecatepec and
Nezahualcóyotl, after the Río de los Remedios sewage canal showed signs of
damage and leaking near the bridge that connects with a highway.
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