Crime
Alert: Cuban doctor kidnapped in Tapachula, Mexico, ransomed for $10,000
ADN spoke with Iván Maceo Silva, a childhood friend of the abducted Cuban doctor and resident in Texas, who explained that the young man was kidnapped on Nov. 5
Mexico
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Drug trafficking
Report: Mexican cartels launder upwards of $25 billion using bitcoin
The cartels make "online purchases of small amounts of bitcoin, which allows them to disguise the origin of the money and pay their associates in other parts of the world," the INCB notes.
Crime
8 of 10 most violent world cities are in Mexico
Within the top 50 ranking, a total of 18 Mexican cities made the list
Sports
First arrests made after Saturday's bloody stadium brawl
Although 26 arrest warrants have so far been issued, authorities noted that “there are still culprits to be identified"
Drug trafficking
Violence in Querétaro: Cartel members allegedly infiltrated local soccer fan section
Mexican authorities are investigating the possible infiltration of organized crime amongst the fans of the Queretaro and Atlas soccer fan sections after violent clashes rocked the Corregidora Stadium on Saturday
Drug trafficking
Mexican agents find Jalisco Cartel explosives factory
Members of the Mexican National Guard, Army and State Police discovered the site while conducting a manhunt to apprehend a suspect in Sunday’s bloody funeral massacre in San Jose de Gracia
Drug trafficking
Cartel revenge killing leaves 17 mourners dead
At least 17 people were killed while attending a wake in the town of San Jose de Gracia in the Mexican state of Michoacan
Immigration
Migrants in Mexico clash against authorities in Tapachula
The migrants have been stuck at the border city for more than a month as they wait for the U.S. and Mexico to approve their asylum and visa requests or grant them permission to cross Mexico
Politics
Mexican president attacks journalists amid "Houstongate" corruption scandal
AMLO has come under fire over his eldest son’s use of a luxury home in Houston after it was revealed that the property was owned by a contractor linked to Mexico’s state-run oil company
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Mexican 'narcos' fed bodies of rivals to Bengal tigers
The tigers were handed over to an animal protection group while the weapons, drugs and vehicles were confiscated by the state, the Attorney General's Office said in a statement
Immigration
Mexican authorities intercept more than 1,000 migrants in 24 hours
Mexican authorities intercepted more than 1,266 migrants from more than 33 countries, according to Mexico's National Migration Institute (INM).
