A large-scale operation transferred about 200 "high-risk" inmates out of state prisons in Juárez and the Chihuahua City area to federal prisons in other parts of Mexico this week The surprise action at midnight on Tuesday was carried out by a small army of more than 1,000 Mexican army soldiers National Guard troops and state police officers including SWAT team members and police in riot gear Borderland: 'I can't live with this pain': Fort Bliss soldier accused of killing Juárez woman The overwhelming show of force prevented any potential rescues and escape attempts and resulted in zero violence Loya was joined by two colonels with the Mexican army and the Mexican National Guard and a retired general who serves as the undersecretary for state prisons The mass transfer was done to maintain peace and security within state prison walls while also helping reduce homicides on the streets Imprisoned drug cartel and gang leaders often continue issuing orders from inside prisons in Mexico Archives: Juárez prison gang leader 'El Neto' killed in shootout with Mexican security forces There were about 120 inmates transferred out of Cereso No 1 in Aquiles Serdán outside Chihuahua City Cereso is an acronym for Centro de Readaptación Social Chihuahua inmates taken to prisons across MexicoThe inmates were flown on military planes to the Altiplano maximum security federal prison near Mexico City as well as federal prisons in Guadalajara and the states of Sinaloa The transferred prisoners were serving sentences for crimes such as homicide The state public safety department took control of the prisons from the state prisons department following the breakout Already a member? 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Sign up Explore our Food Tours → about five or six hours east of Mexico City we watch the blinking lights of shrimp and fish boats in the farthest distance all we wanted was especially satisfying seafood embracing all comers and proposing excellent food and endless dancing into the night on the city’s street corners It’s been more than five years since we’ve visited mad men shout in city plazas and are shushed by waiters fearing they will lose their few remaining customers accelerated ferociously under former President Felipe Calderón’s regime very effectively exploded the body count and human harm while affecting the drug trade itself in no way whatsoever except for clearing the path for some cartels and taking out the leaders of others more inconvenient to particular politicians Veracruz has taken more than its share in this quixotic venture to rid the world of vice and one really just wants to hug your neighbor thinking about it The Port of Veracruz prides itself on having heroically defended Mexico four times in less than 200 years against its enemies troops guided by pre-CIA functionaries muscled their way into this port town with bombs and weaponry as the dead piled up in city streets – to the tune of Jack London’s reports to Collier’s which skillfully built a moral defense for the invasion back home the war on drugs has left the dead piled – again – in too many places and again without reason But this isn’t to say there isn’t a song in the chest This isn’t to say a fish can’t be fried to make one’s day we notice how choice is a many-splendored thing and to happen upon a comfortable dining establishment is a reward on storied streets rice and some greenery served with hibiscus-infused water A friend pops the lid off of his frosty Coca-Cola in a glass bottle Two industrial-sized plates at the center of the table hide handmade corn tortillas still hot to the touch and the table is set with an especially dark-hued We were never fans of fried chicken growing up But we’ll be damned if this isn’t just like blackened jerk chicken it reminds us of pulling over in Alabama and eating a fried fish with folks under trees and near a river The fried mojarra is served with crisscross cuts making it easy to pull the charred flesh off the bone – meaning 40 pesos for two shots of Smirnoff all night. But that’s not important The setup is simple: three sets of comida corrida (blue-plate specials with soup main course and water built into it) at 35 50 and 65 pesos – but be prepared for something not being available Waiting for our meal on one of the three times we went there A dizzy man we thought was the owner pointed us the way to the apparently longest-serving waiter who was eager to tell us what he knew about the place starting in the building across the street then moving a bit uptown before coming back to the more trafficked corner of Landero y Coss and Aquiles Serdan The roof caved in on the first place across the street It’s strange to think that anything is new with these buildings – most look like a museum This is the town where Cortés set foot in Mexico There’s a jukebox – rockola in Mexi – then the bottles of toritos – a popular style of alcoholic beverage like a fermented milkshake with various flavors We recommend the staff at the midday shift the simple things like pasta soup are fresh-cooked Working-class men pour in as night falls for their evening drink loading map - please wait...Map could not be loaded - please enable Javascript!→ more information corner of Landero y Coss and Calle Aquiles Serdán Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Continued activity by the Popocatépetl volcano prompted the suspension of operations at the Puebla airport on Wednesday morning The 7 a.m. closure of Hermanos Serdán International Airport was “due to the presence of volcanic ash over the airport,” Viva Aerobus noted on its website. — Webcams de México (@webcamsdemexico) February 27, 2024 The action was first announced by Mexico’s civil protection authorities, who noted on their X social media account that “the fall of ash affects the visibility of the aircraft.” the National Civil Protection Coordination (CNPC) stated Popocatépetl had experienced 13 exhalations and 1,398 minutes of tremor over the previous 24 hours 952 minutes of tremor and one volcano-tectonic earthquake according to data from the National Center for Disaster Prevention (Cenapred) CNPC noted that officials were maintaining a Phase 2 Yellow Alert asking people to “respect the exclusion radius of 12 km.” Popocatépetl, one of Mexico’s most active volcanoes, released a large plume last week and has remained at least semi-active over the last eight days a column of smoke was seen blowing to the north-northwest the volcano also known as “el Popo” or “Don Goyo,” released more fumaroles and ash fell in several Mexico City boroughs The 5,393-meter peak (Mexico’s second highest behind Citlaltépetl aka Pico de Orizaba) is located on the borders of the states of México its name means “Smoking Mountain.” the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) remained open although passengers were being urged to check for information from their airlines AICM said that airlines had canceled or postponed 22 domestic and international flights to carry out safety checks after planes encountered ash while flying toward the capital CNPC assured that there was no immediate risk to the population staying indoors and covering noses and mouths while outdoors Aeroméxico reported the cancellation of 14 flights on Tuesday and Wednesday and also noted that it would not be charging additional fees to travelers when re-booking Viva Aerobus advised travelers to check for flight updates online The Phase 2 Yellow Alert means that the fall of ash mudflows and debris will continue in nearby areas and that columns of smoke up to 2 km high are anticipated ADVERTISE WITH MND COMMUNITY GUIDELINES Subscription FAQ's Privacy Policy Mexico News Daily - Property of Tavana LLC A suspect has reportedly been arrest following the death of transgender activist Mireya Rodriguez Lemus in Mexico earlier this month was reportedly stabbed to death inside her home on September 2 the United Nations has called on authorities in Aquiles Serdan which is located outside the northern Mexican town of Chihuahua city to ensure the homicide receives a full investigation Last year at least 117 LGBTQ+ people lost their lives to violence in Mexico according to the anti-violence group Letra Esse As activists work to bring greater attention to this epidemic rates of violence are climbing ever higher The number of anti-LGBTQ+ murders in 2015 represented a five-year high for Mexico as well as a sharp 27% increase from the year prior Get the best of what's queer. 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It plans to open a new brand at Parque Delta shopping center in Mexico City in the coming months.Two additional stores will open in the city of Puebla, located at Parque Puebla and Galerias Serdan, while two branches will roll out in the Mexican port city of Veracruz at Plaza Andamar and El Dorado. local authorities have confirmed.Police stand with relatives waiting for the bodies of their loved ones Nineteen dead after shootouts with police in Mexico's Sinaloa state ShareGet SBS News daily and direct to your InboxSign up now for the latest news from Australia and around the world direct to your inbox.Your email address *Morning (Mon–Fri) Chihuahua state investigators arrested a man accused in the stabbing death of an LGBT rights activist last month a transgender rights activist in Chihuahua state 2 in her home in the town of Aquiles Serdan outside Chihuahua City Rodriguez was the founder of the transgender women support group Unión y Fuerza de Mujeres Trans Chihuahuenses (Union and Force of Chihuahua Trans Women) The Chihuahua attorney general's office also described her as an important promoter of AIDS prevention and education campaigns in Mexico More: Mexican president makes little progress against violence, crime Rodriguez's killing was condemned by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Mexico which called for an investigation to determine if Rodriguez was killed because of her human-rights activism or in a hate crime. Chihuahua state investigators arrested Ivan Arturo G.P on gender-related aggravated homicide and aggravated robbery charges The attorney general's office said that Rodriguez was fatally stabbed in her home on Aug 30 and that her car and cellphone were stolen It has not disclosed if Rodriguez was targeted due to her sexual orientation The accused killer's full name was not provided by authorities because of rules in Mexico regarding the naming of crime suspects human rights office said that Rodriguez was one of at least seven human-rights activists killed in Mexico this year. Daniel Borunda may be reached at 915-546-6102; dborunda@elpasotimes.com; @BorundaDaniel on Twitter El Paso Pride: Members of the LGBT community share experiences Made in El Paso since 1881. Click here to subscribe to elpasotimes.com. Photography Follow us on Twitter: @SSalud_mx y @_MJuan_ Facebook: facebook.com/SecretariadeSaludMX Es el portal único de trámites, información y participación ciudadana. 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