Más Información
Claudia Sheinbaum anuncia que termoeléctrica de Tula usará gas natural; planea fábrica de reciclaje en Hidalgo
Alejandro Macías descarta emergencia sanitaria en China; "no se trata del inicio de una pandemia", señala
Sheinbaum sacará adelante a México con respaldo de mujeres: Rosa Icela; “un orgullo tener una gran Presidenta”, dice
¡Orgullo mexicano! Triunfa orquesta sinfónica de estudiantes de secundaria en Londres; son 90 músicos de Mexicali
Aseguran 500 kilos de marihuana escondida en cantera en Veracruz; cargamento iba a República Dominicana
Dozens of stores in the Mexican beach town of Zihuatanejo have closed temporarily or hung banners in their doorways to protest crime and violence in the once-idyllic resort.
The stores put out banners Friday reading "To protest crime, we are closed today. Enough!"
Zihuatanejo sits next to the resort of Ixtapa, and is just up the Pacific coast from Acapulco. The area has been plagued by both common crime and drug gang violence. On Tuesday, three suspected criminals were killed in a shootout with police at a gas station in Zihuatanejo.
Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo are among the last places in southern Guerrero state that the U.S. government allows its employees to visit, but only if they fly.