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'We are outraged for what happened,' expressed Ruiz Massieu.
'We are outraged for what happened,' expressed Ruiz Massieu.
They returned in the Presidential plane.
From her bed at Dar Al Fouad hospital in Cairo, Susana Calderón recalled the details of Egypt's mistaken attack that killed eight Mexican tourists.
Eight Mexicans were killed in the attack and six were wounded.
A statement from the prosecutor's office says the ban applies to all media - print, radio, online, and television, both domestic and international.
At a press conference, the Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said that the "aim of the Egyptian government is to offer transparency and accountability to the Mexican people", but he stopped short of an apology for the attack.
She arrived around 2:00 a.m. local time.
The Egyptian Foreign Minister says that terror has affected tourism.
The Egyptian President received a call from his Mexican colleague Enrique Peña Nieto.
Human rights lawyers are siding with the relatives of the victims.