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Authorities prevent alleged attack on the mayor of Matamoros, Beto Granados

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Matamoros, Tam.- A man was arrested after entering the Municipal Palace of Matamoros and performing paintings with references to a criminal group, which generated alarm among workers and citizens in the place. After being confronted by security elements, the subject tried to escape on board a Honda vehicle, but was intercepted minutes later. During the review of the car, the authorities found sharp weapons, a icebox with a written message, masks…

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Elefante Blanco

Subject intended to attack the mayor of Matamoros; was arrested - Elephant Blanco

One person was arrested on Monday before allegedly attacking the municipal president of Matamoros Alberto Granados Favila in his offices in the Municipal Palace. According to what mayoral workers have revealed, the arrested person admitted that he intended to attack against the mayor and among his belongings he was found an axe, masks, a cardboard and a row that was in a Honda vehicle in which he intended to flee. The subject who is already at t…

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Sentido Común

Government of Matamoros reproves alleged attack on Mayor Beto Granados

H. Matamoros, Tamaulipas.- The Municipal Government of Matamoros strongly condemns the failed attack on Mayor Beto Granados and reaffirms its commitment to the security and stability of the city.The municipal president, accompanied by the City Secretary, Manuel Cuauhtémoc Perrusquía Ramírez, said that facts of this nature will not be allowed to intimidate the administration or the citizenry. “We reject any act that seeks to generate fear or inst…

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