Loret en Latinus: 26 de enero

Summary

This video report by Latinus delves into the allegations against the Mexican government for favoring its preferred propagandist, Epigmenio Ibarra, with a substantial financial boost, highlighting a controversial $150 million credit from a government bank, which remains largely unpaid. Additionally, the video covers a concealed assault on the State of Mexico's prosecutor, emphasizing government secrecy. It also addresses the arming of children in Guerrero as community police, the ongoing violence impacting various Mexican states, and the challenges faced by the government's projects like the new airline and the Maya Train. The video concludes with international topics including Donald Trump's legal troubles and the situation in Gaza, offering a comprehensive overview of current events.

Takeaways

• 😡 The prosecutor in Mexico state was the victim of an attack that the government tried to hide for hours.
• 😢 20 children were given weapons to defend themselves against a drug cartel in Guerrero.
• 😨 Citizens are afraid to go out at night in some cities due to violence and crime.
• 🤔 A Mexican Supreme Court judge warns that organized crime is trying to influence elections.
• 😠 Epigmenio Ibarra, a propagandist for the president, was given preferential loan treatment by a government bank.
• 😕 The government airline Mexicana de Aviación is losing money and has very few passengers.
• 😠 The personal information of 300 journalists was leaked after they registered to attend press conferences.
• 😣 284 neighborhoods in Mexico City will have water rationing due to drought and low dam levels.
• 😡 Metro Line 1 continues to have failures after a year-long renovation.
• 🙏🏻 The International Court of Justice ordered Israel to prevent genocide in Gaza.

Q & A

What was the main news story discussed at the start of the broadcast?

The main news story was about how the Mexican government provided millions in financing to Epigmenio Ibarra, a vocal supporter and propagandist for President Lopez Obrador.

What happened recently with the Attorney General of the State of Mexico?

The Attorney General's convoy was attacked in an ambush on the highway between Toluca and Mexico City. The government tried to hide the attack for several hours until it was revealed by the Latinus news outlet.

How did the government respond after armed children were revealed in Guerrero?

The government opened an investigation against those who armed the children, but did not announce any operations or investigations against the Los Ardillos cartel that had threatened the communities.

What actions did citizens take in response to violence in Tasco, Guerrero?

Citizens stopped providing public transportation and did not open schools or businesses for 6 days due to lack of security and threats by organized crime.

What issue was revealed regarding access to archaeological sites?

It was revealed that archaeological sites in Chiapas like Bonampak and Yaxchilán cannot be accessed because they are controlled by drug cartels.

How is the new state airline Mexicana de Aviación performing?

Very poorly - most flights have less than 20 passengers out of 155 seat capacity, showing it to be a waste of government money and resources.

What change did AMLO make regarding his statements on the Mayan Train?

After previously stating the full train would open in February 2023, he now says it will take 2 more months and open after the 2024 elections.

What happened with personal data of journalists covering AMLO's press conferences?

Personal data including copies of IDs and passports of 300 journalists was leaked online, posing risks to their privacy and safety.

How did the Supreme Court of Venezuela affect the political opposition?

The court upheld a ban prohibiting opposition leader Maria Corina Machado from holding public office, undermining agreements with the US.

What actions did the UN's International Court of Justice take regarding Gaza?

The court ordered Israel to take all measures to prevent genocide in Gaza, but rejected an immediate ceasefire demanded by South Africa.