El Universal

40 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Chiapas Deputy Alejandra Gómez Leaves Congress for Roads Commission · Chiapas state deputy Alejandra Gómez Mendoza stepped down from the Legislative Bureau to lead the State Roads Commission.
• Sinaloa Congress to Call Substitute for Gunshot-Wounded Deputy Sergio Torres · Sinaloa's Movimiento Ciudadano party requests a substitute deputy for Sergio Torres, who remains hospitalized after an attack.
• 15 Feminicides Committed in Sinaloa During August Amid Federal Deployment · Two new women were killed in Sinaloa, bringing the monthly total of feminicides to 15 despite heavy security forces.
• Sinaloa Legislature to Vote on Governor's Second Indefinite Leave · Sinaloa's permanent deputies will vote on granting Governor Rubén Rocha Moya a second indefinite temporary leave.
• Woman Shot Three Times in Escuinapa, Sinaloa; Accomplice Child Unharmed · A 30-year-old woman was shot three times in Escuinapa, Sinaloa, while a 12-year-old companion survived unharmed.
• Power Outages in Baja California Sur Affect 33,000 Users Amid Heatwave · Baja California Sur experiences four days of power outages affecting 33,000 users due to a substation failure.
• Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Returns to Office After US Accusations · Ruben Rocha Moya resumed his role as Sinaloa Governor after dismissing US-linked corruption allegations.
• Fatal Crash on Yucatan Highway Leaves One Dead, One Injured · A fatal vehicle rollover on a Yucatan highway left one person dead and another injured.
• Tamaulipas Leads Mexico's Economic Growth in Q1 2026 · Tamaulipas ranked fourth nationally in economic growth with a 2.12% annual average in the first quarter of 2026.
• 19 Indigenous Communities Reject Federal Law Consultations in Oaxaca · Indigenous groups in Oaxaca reject INPI consultations on Mexico's new Indigenous Peoples Law, citing lack of prior consent and land restitution failures.
• Nuevo León Governor Claims State Leads Mexico in Investment and Productivity · Nuevo León Governor Samuel García Sepúlveda highlights the state's top national ranking in investment attraction and manufacturing productivity.
• Michoacan Morena candidate says a woman will lead state government in 2027 · Gladyz Butanda asserts that a woman will govern Michoacan in 2027 under Morena's Fourth Transformation.
• Federal Judge Allows Trump Administration to Build Border Wall Through Tohono O'odham Land · A US federal judge ruled that the Trump administration may construct a 62-mile border wall within a federal corridor on Tohono O'odham tribal land.
• Half-Millennium Migrants Leave Tapachula for Mexico City Amidst Bureaucratic Stalemate · Over 500 migrants from six countries departed Tapachula for Mexico City due to stalled asylum claims and economic hardship.
• Tabasco Mayor Alfonso Baca Reappears After Federal Investigation · Alfonso Baca, mayor of Paraíso, Tabasco, reappeared to deny federal charges of drug trafficking and corruption.
• Mazatlan Marathon Celebrates 25th Anniversary with 8,000 Runners and 155 Million Peso Economic Impact · The Gran Maratón Hersa Mazatlán marks its 25th edition in December 2026, expecting 8,000 runners and a 155 million peso economic boost.
• Mexican Official Detained After Marijuana Farm Found in Guanajuato · A high-ranking municipal official in Romita, Guanajuato, was detained following the discovery of a large marijuana cultivation center.
• PAN National President Jorge Romero Calls for Unity and Security in Veracruz · PAN national president Jorge Romero urged the new Veracruz leadership to unite against insecurity and remain close to citizens.
• Six Train Cars Derail in Lerdo, Durango Carrying Toxic Chemical · Six train cars derailed in Lerdo, Durango, carrying toxic magnesium phosphide but causing no injuries.
• Taiwanese semiconductor firm Pegatron expands operations in Ciudad Juárez · Pegatron Corporation announces a $330 million semiconductor plant in Ciudad Juárez creating 1,000 jobs.
• Yucatan Governor Announces 622 New Healthcare Hires for Merida Hospital · Joaquin Diaz Mena announced 622 new healthcare workers to address staffing shortages at Hospital General Dr. Agustín O'Horán in Merida.
• Morelos Governor Urges Political Parties to Vet Candidates for 2027 Elections · Morelos Secretary of Government Edgar Maldonado Ceballos calls on political parties to vet candidates for the 2027 elections to prevent criminal antecedents.
• Morelos Government Reports Drop in Seven High-Impact Crimes · Morelos state officials report a decrease in seven high-impact crimes in 2026 compared to 2025.
• Sinaloa Health Secretary Intensifies Surveillance for Warble Fly in Culiacán · Sinaloa Health Secretary Cuitláhuac González Galindo ordered increased surveillance for warble fly cases in Culiacán following a confirmed dog infection.
• Mexican Prosecutors Seize 467,000 Liters of Fuel in Nuevo León · Mexican federal prosecutors seized 467,000 liters of hydrocarbons during an operation in Salinas Victoria, Nuevo León.
• Father of Detained Fausto Corrales Claims Son's Innocence in Homicide Case · Victor Antonio Corrales Burgueño asserts his son Fausto is innocent of murder charges and awaits legal proceedings.
• Nuevo León Attracts Over $135 Billion in Foreign Investment · Nuevo León Governor reports over $135 billion in foreign investment, topping national rankings in productivity and security.
• Residents Deny Deficiencies in Federal Housing Project in Hidalgo · Neighbors in Mineral de la Reforma report infrastructure damage and service failures at a federal housing development.
• Tabasco Governor Denies Political Persecution Following Arrests in Paraíso · Tabasco Governor Javier May Rodríguez stated there are no untouchables after federal agents arrested municipal officials for alleged corruption.
• Dead Fish and Crabs Found in Veracruz Stream Amidst Herbicide Contamination · Residents of Ixhuatlán de Madero report mass die-offs of aquatic life in a local stream linked to pesticide presence.