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Mexico City Mayor's Aides Shot Dead by Attackers on Motorbikes

Mexico City Mayor's Aides Shot Dead by Attackers on Motorbikes

Bloomberg20-05-2025
Two close aides of Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada were shot dead by assailants on motorbikes, President Claudia Sheinbaum told reporters.
Brugada's private secretary Ximena Guzman and adviser Jose Munoz were shot at an intersection in the borough of Benito Juaraz in Mexico City, Sheinbaum said on Tuesday, reading from a statement after interrupting her news conference.
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