Authorities raised suspicion over ‘destroying camp’ killings: Monday review

President Claudia Shinbam’s press conference on Monday morning dominated by the debate of a lawsuit that threatened Mexico this month, called Tucidlan’s “Eradication Camp”.

The finding of human remains and shoes over 150 pairs of shoes at a farm in Jalisco connected to the new generation cartel (CJNG), which led to the new generation of Cartel (CJNG).

Is also called on the farm “Ashwits of Mexico.”

Monday morning – after defense minister Omar Garcia Harbuchi CJNG spoke about the arrest of the recruitment cell leader And in the municipality of Techitlin, the government has given an additional intelligence on the alleged actions that are now in dangerous property-the government questioned the story.

The government is suspicious of the story of ‘Eradication Camp’ in the Tucidlin Ranch case

After a few journalists described what they saw during the recognition of Isakuir farm, Shinebam asked Garcia Harbuchi what the government was aware of the property.

“About the Isakurre farm, we have confirmed that this is a training center,” Garcia Harbuch reiterated Using the assets he previously made news about CJNG.

He referred to it Federal Attorney General’s Office (FGR) is in the process of conducting an investigation He emphasized that there is no evidence for the government at present, within the assets and illegal activities that have taken place there, but a “destroying camp” on the farm.

Shenbham asked Harbuchi if he was found in the property located about 60 kilometers east of Quadalajara.

The Defense Minister said, “We have no knowledge (in it),” although there are countless media, including human remains and Mexico News, a search joint property. The residues were reported to have been found As well as hundreds of shoes and other rejected individual items.

Shenbam, in particular, asked Garcia Harbuchi, who expressed the following response from the Defense Minister, whether “there are human remains in property?”

“We are not confirming whether there are remains. We have not confirmed it. In the first action, there was a body with the National Guard (at the farm) last September. 10 people were detained.”

Shinbam: Jalisco authorities have not yet changed the control of the property to FGR

Shinbam 10 days ago confirmed that the FGR would take the case of TucidlinBut on Monday, he told reporters that the property is still in the “custody” of the Jalisco Attorney General’s office.

From September to and the present time, the Jalisco Attorney General’s office is in charge of the investigation.

“We have asked the Federal Attorney General’s office to take the case,” Shinebam said, “It is necessary to do so.” Investigations carried out by the Jalisco Attorney General’s office “many problems”.

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“The Federal Attorney General’s Office must take over the property and conduct investigations,” he said.

“Whether or not human remains, the Federal Attorney General’s Office must tell us it,” Shinebam added.

The FGR said, “We need to start the process of the investigation, I understand … (it) does it,” he said.

“… You need to know the truth of what the people of Mexico are on the farm,” Shinebam said.

The president promised to “hide anything” in his government over the case, and his administration declared that “the victims and the side of justice.”

‘We ask the media to tell the truth’

At a press conference, the president made a request to the media after questioning the report of some news agencies in the case of Tucidlin earlier.

“We ask the media to tell the truth and should not create stories without all information,” Shinebam said.

Like his pioneer Andres Manuel Lopez Opradar, Shinbam denounces the considering of his morning press conferences as a false or sides report.

The New York Times he questioned was a newspaper. At the beginning of December, she A report on the product in Fendan in Mexico suggested that it was inspired by the TV series “Breaking Bad”. In the same month Another NYT article on the preparation of artificial opioid “is not very reliable, he said. ”

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