INEGI presenta informe sobre maltrato y violencia psicológica en cárceles mexicanas
Las agresiones y amenazas para los reos comienzan desde el momento en que son detenidos
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En Tiempo Real: Alcalde demandado por paso de la muerte, la asamblea que traiciona a Venezuela y el matamoscas de Trump
Tan caro que nos salió el Paso Exprés a la muerte en Cuernavaca que el alcalde podría ir a la cárcel. El "Quinceañero" es señalado como operador financiero de grupo investigado por la DEA y el fraude de Maduro
Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transporte de México reconoce fallas y omisiones
Anunció que se realizará una auditoría integral en los 14.5 kilómetros del Paso Exprés, por parte del despacho internacional KPMG y la supervisora especializada de obra "Aries"
Primero las enamoran, después las prostituyen
Para enganchar a sus víctimas, los proxenetas en México buscan a jóvenes vulnerables y crean fantasías a la medida
Pese a crisis en Tláhuac, delegado seguirá en el cargo
No ha cambiado su agenda y descartó que por ahora vaya a utilizar guardaespaldas. Además, minimizó las acusaciones en contra de sus familiares
En Tiempo Real: Union de mototaxistas funciona como distribuidora de drogas
Segun las investigaciones federales sobre la operación del grupo "El Ojos", incluyen al Delegado de Tláhuac y a su hermano
Militares no están obligados a seguir órdenes si implican un delito o violación a DH: Peña Nieto
Dan reconocimiento a fuerzas armadas en lucha contra la delincuencia
Incrementan refugiados en México por crisis venezolana
Huyen de la crisis y violencia en Venezuela
Esperan en México a migrantes abandonados en tráiler de Texas
Familiares narran cómo un mexicano hizo un agujero en la caja del vehículo para respirar
En Tiempo Real: Senadores viajan a Islas Fiji
Y gastan casi 2 millones de pesos
Vinculan desapariciones de conductores de moto taxi al delegado de Tláhuac en la CDMX
Durante la administración de Rigoberto Salgado como delegado en Tláhuac han desaparecido, al menos, 64 jóvenes operadores de mototaxis o carritos de golf. Uno de ellos es Josué, quién brindaba servicio de taxi abordo de esta unidad. Tras el abatimiento de Felipe de Jesús "El Ojos", ocurrido la semana pasada, la familia de Josué no descarta que, tanto autoridades como criminales, tengan responsabilidad en la desaparición de su hijo. Aurelio Trejo, padre de Josué: "Con las autoridades de la delegación, yo pienso que sí están coludidas con la delincuencia por la parte que ellos quieren que vea, no lo que yo les pido, hay cámaras que borraron, pues sí la delegación y hasta el Ministerio Público puede estar coludido con el crimen organizado. Se oye que él tiene que ver con todo lo que pasa". Con la caída de "El ojos" se supo que al menos una organización de mototaxistas, le servían como "halcones". Sin embargo los desaparecidos pertenecían a otras asociaciones, ajenas a la estructura criminal del llamado "Cártel de Tláhuac". Aurelio Trejo, padre de Josué: "No sé qué pasó con Josué, no sé qué pasó con el carro de golf. No tengo nada. Han borrado muchas evidencias para encontrarlo. El policía de investigación, no tiene de dónde agarrarse para empezar una investigación". Otro caso es el de Ángel Giovanni. Tenía 18 años, padecía discapacidad intelectual moderada y tenía un mototaxi. Días después de su desaparición, fue encontrado muerto en el callejón San Juan del barrio de San Juan en Tláhuac. Nicolás Martínez, padre de Ángel: "Mi hijo fue la sexta persona que mataron, encontraron dos más en Tlaltenco con lo mismo que le hicieron a mi hijo. Los iban y los tiraban, los vendaban y los amarraban". Sus pertenencias y parte del mototaxi, aparecieron en este inmueble, ubicado a cinco minutos de las oficinas centrales de la delegación. El propietario del predio podría ser Ismael Salgado, hermano del delegado Rigoberto Salgado. Verónica Ballesteros, madre de Ángel: "La gente dice, no lo digo yo, todo el mundo que se acerca a nosotros nos dice que es casa del delegado. Ahí vivía Ismael Salgado, nosotros creemos que son familiares y que Ismael Salgado es el responsable de lo que le pasó a mi hijo porque de ahí salieron todas sus pertenencias". Ángel pertenecía a una familia de mototaxitas, de acuerdo con sus padres, las autoridades minimizaron el caso y argumentando que se trató de un ajuste de cuentas. Nicolás Martínez, padre de Ángel: "Realmente los que trabajaron para esa gente, pues es problema de ellos, nosotros trabajamos sanamente, que nos dejen trabajar sanamente". A un año de la desaparición, hay más reclamos que resultados. Verónica Ballesteros, madre de Ángel: "Debe haber algunos convenios, hasta el más ignorante lo sabe, hay corrupción entre gobierno y todo esto que está pasando. Y qué bueno, ahorita gracias a la Marina caen estas personas, caen personas Fuertes aunque sabemos que manejan mucha gente, no nada más son ellos". Más allá de la exigencia de justicia, también queda un poco de fe. Aurelio Trejo, padre de Josué: "Le pido a Dios que si estás vivo que regreses a casa, no importa lo que pase, no importa lo que hayas hecho, si yo no lo supe…te espero con los brazos abiertos. Si alguien lo tiene, que se le ablande el corazón y lo deje vivir, es un muchacho que merece vivir". Con Uno, Jessica Moguel
Policía mexicana rescata a hombre de ser linchado, por asesinato de exnovia y sus familiares
El presunto responsable de un triple homicidio aún permanece hospitalizado tras ser rescatado por policías
5 ladrones de combustible mueren en enfrentamiento con fuerzas armadas de México
La batalla tenía como objetivo la captura de Roberto de los Santos, alias "El Bukanas", líder de la banda de ladrones de combustible más buscada por las autoridades
Imágenes del lugar donde fue abatido líder de delincuentes en México
Quedó resguardada la zona donde intentó escapar Felipe de Jesús "N", líder del cártel de Tláhuac en la Ciudad de México
Javier Duarte se queda en la cárcel, al menos por 6 meses
En la segunda audiencia la PGR presentó 82 datos de prueba; entre ellos, la adquisición de joyas por un valor de 225 mil dólares
En Tiempo Real: Balaceras por derecho de piso, cursos millonarios a policías desperdiciados y maestros de la vergüenza
Balacera en el tianguis de la colonia Juan Escutia de la Ciudad de México. La Auditoría Superior de Sinaloa detectó que el ayuntamiento de Culiacán reportó que dio un curso de capacitación para los policías que no tomaron, con costo de 1.9 millones de pesos. Además, siguen los casos de maestros de la perversión
En Tiempo Real: Trágica muerte de una menor en CDMX, desprecio a los policías, que tampoco se salvan de los asaltos y los niños a campaña electoral
La trágica muerte de una niña de tres años pone de manifiesto la necesidad de regular la cría de pitbulls en México. Además, los policías a quienes les faltan al respeto, y a los que asaltan, mientras los niños son usados para conmover en campañas electorales
Acusa negligencia familia de victimas de socavón en Paso Exprés, en Cuernavaca
La familia de las víctimas del socavón en la carretera de Morelos, en México, rechaza apoyo de la constructora
Homenaje a 11 policías mexicanos abatidos
Familiares de policías abatidos recibieron la condecoración "Caballero águila"
México y EU impulsarán cooperación energética
Rick Perry dice que el objetivo de su visita a México es hacer la región de Norteamérica autosuficiente
Padre e hijo, mueren atrapados en socavón de carretera en México
Las autoridades de Protección Civil del estado de Morelos en México ya había alertado al gobierno federal sobre el problema en la construcción de un tramo de la carretera donde transitan millones de personas.
Alistan apertura del Túnel Mixcoac en CDMX
Con una obra de ingeniería se prevé que los automovilistas de la Ciudad de México ahorren hasta 35 minutos de traslado
En Tiempo Real: Paso exprés mortal, narcotúneles y reuniones incómodas
En la muy usada autopista México-Cuernavaca el paso exprés ha causado muertes y para el gobierno sobran las excusas, los que sí parecen construir bien son los criminales con sus túneles; sus reuniones con políticos eventualmente llegan a la opinión pública
Reglamenta Ciudad de México construcción de estacionamientos
La ciudad más grande de México favorece la construcción de vivienda y menos espacios para autos
En Tiempo Real: Grabación post-mortem, inglés para todos y el concierto más corto
Una mujer sin saberlo grabó su propia muerte, según la SEP todos los mexicanos hablarán inglés y aprenderán a leer poemas como los que escribe el Secretario de Relaciones Exteriores. Además, el concierto de 8 segundos
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4 suspects arrested after bombing at Pakistan mosque leaves 31 dead
Friday's attack was the deadliest suicide bombing in Islamabad in nearly 20 years.
U.S. speedskater Greta Myers learned of Olympic debut hours before race
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Some Team USA athletes speak out about politics at home
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Jake Paul joins JD Vance to watch U.S. women's hockey team at Olympics
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California urges avoiding wild mushrooms after deaths, liver transplants
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Zelenskyy says U.S. gave Ukraine, Russia a deadline for agreement to end war
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Pentagon says it's cutting ties with "woke" Harvard
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Her deadly diagnosis only had 1 warning sign. Here's how she survived.
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California urges avoiding wild mushrooms after deaths, liver transplants
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See the 43 drugs available on new discounted drug site TrumpRx
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White House launches TrumpRx discounted drug site
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Officials warn against drinking raw milk after baby dies from listeria
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Jake Paul joins JD Vance to watch U.S. women's hockey team at Olympics
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4 suspects arrested after bombing at Pakistan mosque leaves 31 dead
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U.S. speedskater Greta Myers learned of Olympic debut hours before race
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Brad Arnold, 3 Doors Down founder and lead singer, dies at 47
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Twisted Sister cancels reunion shows as frontman Dee Snider resigns
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Super Bowl food that's bound to go viral
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Tesla, Waymo leaders defend product safety
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Scientists "quite surprised" to find one polar bear population thriving
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Cow develops technique to scratch herself
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Investigators vetting Guthrie ransom note
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