The nation of Mexico is home 130 million people across 31 states (Mexico City is a separate entity but not a state in itself Mexican cities are often host to a violent crimes including homicide we'll detail the most dangerous cities in Mexico and give some info about their history In the past 20 years, the Mexican economy has trended downward while organized crime has expanded to supply illicit drugs to the United States and other foreign markets, leading to gang violence and other violent crimes Drug cartels tend to operate in cities where they can establish drug trafficking routes meaning port cities along the coast and border towns neighboring the U.S While researching, we used a national heat map created by Mexican data scientist Diego Valle-Jones which details the homicide rates of individual cities based on statistics compiled from the Mexican Justice System over the past twelve months We then filtered this data to only select for local populations over 100,000 because towns with small sample sizes over a short period of time can create statistical outliers Manzanillo is one of the most active shipping ports in Mexico as well as a hub for domestic air travel, making it a likely site for trafficking through local drug markets as well as internationally. This area is known frequently as the most dangerous city in Mexico, as well as one of the most dangerous cities in the world The current homicide rate stands at 134 for a population only hovering around 200,000. Manzanillo was previously known as a tourist destination thanks to its beaches and accessibility, but foreign governments have more recently warned travelers against visiting the state of Colima due to the severe violence present in the region San Luis lies just south of Yuma city makes it a prime operating base for local criminal enterprises Its violent crime rate is currently 128.5 with a population of 209,000 Unlike many dangerous cities in Mexico, Apatzingán is located inland away from the sea or the northern border as it was where Mexican independence from Spain was officially declared in 1814 Unfortunately, Apatzingán today is the home of competing drug cartels and a major producer of methamphetamine in the region The current homicide rate 128.3 with 129,000 residents Temixco is a local manufacturing hub with 126,000 people and was once the site of an internment camp for Japanese immigrants during World War II The city is also near historical monuments including the architecture of local indigenous tribes It's also become a hotbed for drug-related violence with a homicide 115 per 100,000 residents Villa de Álvarez neighbors the Colima capital (listed below) and faces many of the same problems with drug gangs as its sister city This municipality is one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the region with a homicide rate of 114 for a population of 158,000 The local economy is primarily centered around growing and shipping of fruits Cuatla, Morelos, was a significant place during the Mexican revolution of the 1910's as many battles were fought in the surrounding region between Emiliano Zapata's forces and the federal army Zapata's body was also buried in the city after his assassination in 1919 with a homicide rate 113.1 across a population of 192,000 In historic times, this former Aztec city was a common point of travel for Catholic missionaries Yautepec also features some of the most moderate climates in Mexico so it is a frequent site of local festivals and is popular destination for swimming The rate of violence stands at 97.2 with a population of 108,000 Like Tijuana, Tecate is a popular entry point into Mexico from California and is host to a variety of manufacturing industries including textiles this city has issues with drug trafficking and violent crime The current population is 112,000 with a homicide rate of 95.2 with a homicide rate of 91.6 across a population of 108,000 Tijuana is Mexico's second most populous area after Mexico City Its placement near the border has also made it consistently one of the most violent cities in the country jobs in industries like automotive manufacturing keep people flocking to Tijuana and many Americans are likely to pass through the city if entering Mexico by land This beach town south of Mexico City was once ranked among the top tourist destinations in Mexico thanks to its lavish resorts and cruise ship docks Its position on Mexico's Pacific coast has also made it a staple of the shipping industry Unfortunately, recent years have been hard on Acapulco with cartels installing local criminal markets and would-be tourists warned away from visiting the port city The homicide rate stands at 74.7 for a population of 789,000 This capital of the state of Colima features shipping ports as well as nearby agricultural industry These things make the city relevant economically but also make it an opportune place for criminal activity and drug cartel battles The current homicide rate is 72.2 for a population of 163,000 To track instances of homicide in certain locations statisticians have come up with a standard known as the homicide rate which is the number of homicides reported per 100,000 residents over a given period of time On a national scale, Mexico's homicide rate has pinged up and down falling throughout the 1990s to a rate roughly comparable to that of the United States possibly coinciding with increases of opioid and methamphetamine use in the U.S The rate reached its peak in 2018 with 29.58 homicide deaths per 100,000 and now appears to be slowly dropping once again over the past five years Violence against women is also a particular concern for the Mexican government, as female victims have proportionally increased 135 percent since 2015 The most likely problems connected to these homicide trends are drug trafficking money laundering operations and corrupt police forces which are alleged to be under control by organized crime groups cities in Mexico are often witness to gang violence Mexico also contains hundreds of more rural areas which are relatively free of local criminal gangs and drug cartel conflict Please copy/paste the following text to properly cite this HowStuffWorks.com article: `;return t.byline_authors_html&&(e+=`By: ${t.byline_authors_html}`),t.byline_authors_html&&t.byline_date_html&&(e+=" | "),t.byline_date_html&&(e+=t.byline_date_html),e+=`\n\t\t\t\t As the army has driven the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) out of Aguililla the neighboring state of Colima has seen a surge in violence killings and kidnappings in and near the city of Colima have sparked panic in the state since Monday authorities have remained relatively quiet The first shooting was reported Monday in the Lomas de Vista Hermosa neighborhood of Colima city. The state attorney general’s office (FGE) reported that state police who responded to reports of gunshots found more than 200 bullet casings and two vehicles with bullet impacts There appear to have been at least three more shootings since Monday in Colima city and the nearby municipalities of Villa de Álvarez and Coquimatlán according to reporting by Milenio and Infobae but the FGE has not released any further statements mentioning said shootings but at least three people had been killed as of Tuesday On Facebook, the state government has continued to share information about COVID safety and a state volunteer appreciation ceremony with no mention of the violence in the capital as of Thursday morning while dozens of commenters on the posts requested information about the violence or a press conference or something to inform the public about the past three days of violence STOP MINIMIZING!” commented one Facebook user on Wednesday on the post about the volunteer appreciation ceremony National Security Minister Rosa Icela Rodríguez Velázquez visited the state for a closed-door meeting with Governor Indira Vizcaíno Vizcaíno said on Twitter that the purpose of the meeting was to “perfect the coordination between both levels of government and strengthen security strategies,” without mention of the ongoing violence The commander of the National Guard and navy intelligence personnel were also in attendance A number of schools closed due to the uncertain security situation José Martí University announced on Tuesday that in-person classes would be temporarily moved online due to the violence the University of Colima announced that it would suspend classes on Thursday and Friday The University of Colima cancellations applied to five municipalities throughout the state and drew greater public attention to the violence the state has experienced since Monday An anonymous opinion piece published by the state outlet Diario de Colima on Thursday questioned the government’s silence when a house in the capital was attacked by an armed commando dismemberments and appearance of menacing messages have come one after another in the face of the inexplicable paralysis of state and federal authorities,” the unnamed citizen wrote adding that residents were alarmed and that the gap in information caused by government silence was leading to “rumors such as the suspension of a number of schools.” At least four banners signed by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and the criminal group Los Mezcales have appeared since Monday apparently due to a conflict between the two groups The banners reference threats to the life of the governor and one the owners of Colima,” threatened to kill Los Mezcales and anyone associated with them but their name may be a reference to a Colima city neighborhood The surge of violence comes two weeks after a Colima prison riot left nine inmates dead In an interview with Milenio after the riot Colima Secretary of Public Security Manuel Llerandi Ruiz attributed the riot and deaths to a conflict between CJNG and Los Mezcales identifying Los Mezcales as a criminal group that had formerly worked for the CJNG ADVERTISE WITH MND COMMUNITY GUIDELINES Subscription FAQ's Privacy Policy Mexico News Daily - Property of Tavana LLC Five plastic bags containing human remains were discovered by Mexican authorities on Saturday in the drug cartel-infested state of Colima According to Borderland Beat the plastic bags were found on the Manzanillo highway leading to Armeria Authorities arrived at the scene after some worried locals called 911 to report what they had observed State police and the military blocked off the area for additional investigation after confirming that the plastic bags contained human remains the contents of the plastic bags were delivered to the Semefo branch of the Forensic Medical Service for autopsies and identification Mexican drug cartels are to blame for the recent rise in violence in the Mexican state of Colima According to Mexico News Daily members of the Los Mezcales shifted allegiances from the notorious Sinaloa Cartel to Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera's Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) Los Mezcales served as the Jalisco cartel's armed branch in Colima state But its sicarios made the decision to join forces with the Sinaloa Cartel In a fight that broke out inside a prison in Colima city last January members of the two ostensibly allied groups first made their differences known the brawl claimed the lives of ten inmates and injured another seven Due to prior evidence linking members of the Jalisco cartel and Los Mezcales to the same criminal organization more fighting broke out in the streets of Colima City and nearby Villa de Álvarez The Los Mezcales was established in Colima's El Mezcalito district which is regarded as a "key point" for the illegal drug trade in the nation's capital Authorities have not revealed the identity of the man allegedly in charge of the organization; he goes by the names "El Vaca" or "The Cow." Several prominent public personalities were murdered in the Mexican state of Colima in 2020 further solidifying Colima's status as one of the nation's smallest and deadliest states There are extremely few people living in Colima The state is home to less than one million inhabitants there were 97 killings there per 100,000 people in 2019 which had the second-highest homicide rate that year at 80 per 100,000 people have homicide rates that are lower than that This high murder rate would have seemed inconceivable just a few years ago. Colima was previously regarded as one of Mexico's safest states, Insight Crime pointed out as its murder rate in 2015 was only a third of what it was in 2019 Colima has also discovered several mass graves along with the murder of prominent politicians and other public figures many of those interred there belonged to victims of violence committed by Mexican drug cartels The state has a power struggle between the Sinaloa Cartel and the Jalisco Cartel An image of Hueytlatoani Colimotl features on the obverse side recognizing the threat presented by the conquistadors Hueytlatoani Colimotl or Rey Coliman is perhaps a mythical or possibly historical figure who is considered a symbol of the Mexican state of Colima he was the last emperor of the Tecos people who inhabited the region which became Colima until the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire The indigenous forces initially won battles at Trojes but in 1523 they lost a decisive battle against Gonzalo de Sandoval at Caxitajn Sandoval immediately established a Spanish settlement Don Francisco Cortés de San Buenaventura arrived and became the city’s first mayor San Buenaventura moved the Spanish settlement to its current located and changed the name to San Sebastián de Colima the construction of a royal road between Colima and Mexico City gave easier access to the village and quickly made Colima a vital centre of commerce with its central location on the Pacific coast also played a key role in gathering and transporting goods for the Spanish crown When the fight for Mexican independence began in 1810 it was the Colima priest Jose Antonio Diaz who led a group of revolutionaries in support of Miguel Hidalgo A relatively small number of royal troops occupied the region when hostilities began and they were easily defeated by the rebels the Plan of Iguala established the basis for an independent Mexico and when Spain signed the Treaty of Córdoba later that year Colima and the other Mexican territories formally gained their independence Colima was made a Mexican state and less than ten years later moved the seat of government to Colima from 1864 to1867 until the French were driven from power and the capital returned to Mexico City Colima is a small state of western Mexico on the central Pacific coast a group of four volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean located 434 to 679 miles west of Manzanillo Mainland Colima shares borders with the states of Jalisco and Michoacán the main cities are Manzanillo and Tecomán Colima also has the smallest population numbering 731,000 but has one of Mexico's highest standards of living and the lowest rate of unemployment The 2023-dated circulation quality 20 peso twelve-sided bi-metallic coins are produced bytheCasa de Moneda de Mexico at their facilities located in San Luis Potosí and on behalf of the Banco de Mexico they are the oldest continuing and functioning mint in North America The obverse side depicts an image of the King of Coliman based on the King of Coliman Sculpture created by sculptor Juan F Olaguibel in 1955 and located at the traffic circle on Avenida Rey Colimán esq To the right is a replication of the Colima dancing dogs statue a clay figurine of the Mesoamerica period depicting two dogs and were often placed in tombs to accompany souls on their journey to heaven In the background is the silhouette of the Colima volcano and to the left is a latent image 20 and the micro-text COLIMOTL Surrounding the primary design is the text 500 AÑOS DE LA FUNDACIÓN DE LA PRIMERA VILLA DE COLIMA (500 years of the foundation of the first village of Colima) placed along the rim The denomination $20 as well as the years 1523 and 2023 are placed below the design along with the distinctive mintmark of the Mexican Mint °M shown to the right of the year of minting The coins include the standard reverse side design which depicts the National Coat of Arms comprising a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a rattlesnake in its talon Above the crest is the text ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS (United Mexican States) The coins are released in accordance with the Decree published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on the 22nd March 2024. The Banco de Mexico or theCasa de Moneda de Mexico do not retail collector coins directly to the public but do have a wide network of distribution internationally. For additional information, please visit the website of the Banco de Mexico Download the Greysheet app for access to pricing Subscribe to RQ Red Book Quarterly for the industry's most respected pricing and to read more articles just like this The Imprensa Nacional Casa da Moeda release new silver coins remembering an important step towards democracy The Royal Mint remembers VE-Day with commemorative coins featuring a special design first seen in 1995 The FNMT - Real Casa de la Moneda launch their annual face-value silver commemorative coins Email: support@greysheet.com Keep up with information updates and partner information Enter your e-mail and subscribe to our newsletter was in marvellous form as he made seven birdies in a bogey-free round that left him at 17-under for the tournament at the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid Rahm, who attempting to become the first man since Seve Ballesteros in 1995 to win the Spanish Open three times had a day to forget after he failed to recover from a terrible start A bogey and double-bogey on the front nine were followed by bogeys on the 11th and 12th for the U.S who partially recovered with two successful birdie putts in his last five holes This week is the start of three consecutive events in Spain on the European Tour with the Spanish Open followed by the Andalucia Masters and the Mallorca Golf Open Real Madrid will take a 2-1 lead into the the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie against Atletico Madrid Superb finishes from Rodrygo and Brahim Diaz, either side of an even better strike from Julian Alvarez led the European champions to victory at the Bernabeu against their closest rivals As Atletico looked to be dominating the game in the second half some Brahim magic restored the hosts’ lead He twisted and turned before firing into the bottom corner for what turned out to be the winning goal The second leg will be played 15 kilometres away at the Metropolitano on Wednesday next week Subscribe to The Athletic on an exclusive offer here. Champions League: Real Madrid 2 Atletico Madrid 1 – Brahim winner We look forward to welcoming you back to The Athletic in eight days’ time for the second leg of this tie the two Madrid clubs return to domestic action as they eye the La Liga title both of them play teams based in the Spanish capital Atletico make the short trip to face Getafe Real Madrid host Rayo Vallecano at the Bernabeu No long trips before the huge second leg at the Metropolitano How about we doing it all over again tomorrow evening The undoubted tie of the round is coming tomorrow as runaway Premier League leaders Liverpool travel to the French capital to face an in-form Paris Saint-Germain there is an all-German affair and two intriguing ties in Rotterdam and Lisbon This is interesting from Real Madrid’s opening goalscorer the forward said Atletico Madrid surprised them in the first half: 💬 “It’s always hard against Atleti but they surprised us a little today them defending and us needing to watch for counters they had the ball a lot more than usual and we weren’t accustomed to playing them like that But in the second half we ‘reset’ and did well “That goal from Brahim Diaz sends us into next week pretty happy If we do our work well and we’re concentrated Real Madrid fans have been piling into The Athletic’s discussion tab letting us know their thoughts on that first leg tonight: 💬 Aurel G: “It seems that both teams played with the second leg in mind Let’s see what the game in Metropolitano will bring.” 💬 Daniel T: “That poor Mbappe pass/Vini miss is textbook “You’re going to regret this later on” Non-subscribers can get involved too by sending us an email: livebloguk@theathletic.com Conor Gallagher had to settle for a place on the Atletico Madrid bench this evening and wasn’t able to affect the game as he would have liked Real Madrid are a top team and I think we competed well We would’ve obviously liked a better result but it’s all to play for in the next leg “We feel we can beat any team and with our fans behind us as well Maybe some of the Atletico body language looked downbeat at full time but they will know they still have a fantastic chance to get through this tie with the second leg at home 💬 “They scored their goals at the right moments there is a one-goal difference and there are (at least) 90 minutes left in front of our people at home.” While Rodrygo snapped up the player of the match award Fede Valverde was arguably Real Madrid’s most important player As both a solid defensive shield and a foundation for Madrid to build their attacks Valverde slotted straight back into the side despite not being at full fitness He was sorely missed in Madrid’s La Liga defeat at the weekend and it is no surprise he was subbed off at the end of the game — presumably to be wrapped in cotton wool Carlo Ancelotti needs to do everything in his power to keep him in good shape for the second leg in eight days’ time As Michael’s incisive full-time statistics showed Real Madrid held their rivals to only two shots on target — one of which was the goal Both of those only added up to an expected goals figure (xG) of 0.2 Not the entertaining end-to-end match we were hoping for.. though things might open up in the second leg It’s worth a little reminder that these two will do it all again in eight days’ time — and we'll be covering it live on The Athletic again Real Madrid will take their 2-1 lead to the Metropolitano as Atletico Madrid host the second leg of this round of 16 tie The winner will face Arsenal in the Champions League quarter-final — unless PSV can overturn their 7-1 first leg deficit I’m really not sure stranger things have happened… Leandro Trossard lookalike Clement Turpin — have they ever been seen in the same room It’s a heck of a tough assignment for a ref: the white heat of the Madrid derby in the Bernabeu Just the one yellow card despite 23 fouls between the sides illustrates how he officiated the match conservatively Plenty of thrills and spills from the other games around the continent as expected this was a close game and has thrown up the potential for a thrilling second leg Both sides have plenty of attacking quality with Real Madrid edging it on the moments that mattered in front of goal Even for all their stellar attacking prowess Fede Valverde’s presence in Carlo Ancelotti’s side is what makes them real contenders to win the whole competition with neither coach taking too many risks in the end game with a clear feeling that they both expected next week to be decisive it is advantage Real Madrid now thanks to their 2-1 lead — as well as the weight of history Brahim Diaz’s goal celebration was a gloriously human explosion of emotion he picked up a booking for hurdling the advertising hoardings at the side of the pitch and throwing himself into the home fans It’s exactly what we would do if we scored a goal like that there wasn’t much between these two when watching them — and the numbers at full time back that up… High quality in the attacking third from both teams and come the second leg it really will be fine margins that decide the tie and who makes the quarter-final Rodrygo joined an elite and exclusive list He is only the fifth player to score 25 or more goals for Real Madrid in the Champions League era Quiet satisfaction rather than huge cheers at the Bernabeu at the full-time whistle Real Madrid fans are very happy with how that went though even if they’d have preferred Vinicius Junior or Luka Modric to have killed the tie with the late double chance before quickly heading off down the tunnel looking quite low Metrics details This study aimed to evaluate the pneumonia risk based on the patient’s sex during the COVID-19 pandemic and the early months of the endemic phase of the disease in Mexico A retrospective cohort study was conducted using a dataset resulting from the epidemiological surveillance of COVID-19 (February 2020 to August 2023) Data from 1.6 million adults with laboratory-positive disease Risk ratios (RR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) computed through generalized linear regression models The overall risk of pneumonia was 9.3% (95% CI 9.2–9.4%) with sex-specific estimates of 7.0% (95% CI 6.9–7.1%) for women and 12.0% (95% CI 11.9–12.1%) for men This disparity was consistently observed throughout all phases of the pandemic including the endemic phase of the disease predominant viral genotype at illness onset and preexisting medical conditions men had a 3.3% higher risk of severe manifestations when compared to women (RR = 1.033 Our research highlights the potential role of patients’ sex as a factor influencing pneumonia risk during and after the COVID-19 pandemic in Mexico These findings may provide useful considerations for healthcare planning and policy development focused on addressing the impact of the disease on vulnerable populations there are not published studies evaluating the effect of the patients’ sex on the risk of COVID-19 related pneumonia encompassing all the emergency phases of the pandemic together with the early endemic phase of the diseases This study aimed to evaluate the effect of patients’ sex on the risk of developing COVID-19-related pneumonia during the pandemic and the early months of the endemic phase of the disease this study aims to contribute to the understanding of how sex influences the risk of pneumonia development in COVID-19 patients across different phases of the pandemic thereby informing clinical practices and enhancing our knowledge of the evolving disease dynamics Individuals aged 18 years or older at the onset of respiratory symptoms later confirmed as cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection through reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) or serologic assays Patients with missing final case classification (confirmed or discarded COVID-19) as well as those lacking clinical or epidemiological data of interest (e.g. All patients meeting the eligibility criteria were included Although the guidelines were updated in August 2021 the criteria for pneumonia diagnosis were retrospectively applied to participants with earlier symptoms to ensure a consistent and uniform approach as well as other clinical and epidemiological variables were sourced from the audited surveillance system Medical records served from the patients as the primary data source for this system We used Risk Ratios (RR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) estimated using log-binominal generalized linear regression models to evaluate the effect of patient sex on the risk of being diagnosed with COVID-19-related pneumonia The multiple model was adjusted for relevant clinical predictors predominant SARS-CoV-2 genotype at illness onset and comorbidities (present/absent) included in the evaluated dataset (obesity The analytical procedure was conducted using the statistical package Stata® MP 15 (College Station Since we analyzed publicly available data solely for academic purposes ethics approval from a research committee was waived as well as the waiver for obtaining written informed consent to participate was provided by the Committee of Ethics in Health Research 601 of the Mexican Institute of Social Security we adhered to relevant data protection regulations and guidelines to ensure responsible and ethical data use Data from approximately 1.6 million (n = 1,640,256) adult participants with laboratory confirmed COVID-19 were analyzed. Most of the evaluated patients (53.7%) were women, and the mean age (± standard deviation) was 43.6 ± 15.7 years. As presented in Table 1 individuals diagnosed with pneumonia were more likely to be men and exhibit any of the chronic comorbidities examined Sex-stratified risk of developing pneumonia according to the dominant SARS-CoV-2 variant at the date of symptom onset In the multiple analysis (Table 2) it was observed that when compared to women men exhibited a 3.3% increased risk of developing pneumonia (RR = 1.033 This estimate was adjusted for the dominant SARS-CoV-2 variant and other patient characteristics associated with more severe COVID-19 a personal history of chronic kidney disease was found to confer the highest increase in the risk of pneumonia (RR = 1.166 The highest η2 estimate was associated with the dominant SARS-CoV-2 genotype (0.058) the influence of a personal history of arterial hypertension had the lowest estimate (0.001) underlining its comparatively modest impact on pneumonia risk signifying a moderate contribution of age to the variance in pneumonia risk The presented results suggest sex-based disparities in pneumonia risk along the entire emergency of the COVID-19 pandemic and the first months of the endemic phase of the disease men were at a higher risk of developing pneumonia (RR = 1.033 The observed difference may have implications for public health strategies and clinical management highlighting the need for tailored approaches to address the specific risk profiles of both sexes rather than providing a comprehensive evaluation across all phases of the disease These sex specific ACE2 expression patterns could contribute to differences in viral infectivity and the severity of the ensuing disease Policies promoting high vaccination coverage and timely booster shots for all individuals Strengthening chronic disease management programs particularly for individuals with kidney disease could potentially reduce the risk of severe COVID-19 complications This provides data on the differential impact of COVID-19 on pneumonia risk based on sex further research can expand our understanding in areas such as gaining a deeper insight into the biological mechanisms associated with the risk of pneumonia in women and men the impact of future genomic variants of SARS-CoV-2 on pneumonia risk sex-specific preventative and treatment strategies tailored towards the higher risk population The strengths of this study include the analysis of a database containing data from all public and private healthcare institutions across Mexico which enhances the potential generalizability of our results to the entire country we analyzed patients from all the emergency phases of the pandemic providing a broad background for risk quantification We would also like to highlight that our study aligns with several Social Development Goals (SDGs) Understanding the differential pneumonia risk in men and women could contribute to SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) by informing targeted healthcare interventions Our results emphasize the importance of data-driven healthcare planning and policy development aligning with SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) The presented results underscore the need for collaborative efforts between healthcare professionals and researchers to address health disparities and improve health outcomes for all populations The combined effects of vaccination efforts increasing rates of individuals with protective levels of SARS-CoV-2 antibodies and the implementation of non-pharmacological interventions were factors that contributed to the observed reduction in pneumonia risk since we analyzed an already integrated and fully de-identified dataset we were unable to perform quality control measures we assumed that each participant was infected by a specific COVID-19 variant based on the epidemiological week of patient-reported symptoms our analysis focused on pneumonia risk as an intermediate outcome Discrepancies between these two healthcare environments may arise from variations in resource availability and access to timely interventions potentially limiting the generalizability of the study findings and serving as a source of bias Our research emphasizes the role of patient’s sex in determining the risk of pneumonia among patients diagnosed with COVID-19 during both the peak of the pandemic and its early transition to an endemic state Our findings suggest that patient sex may be a relevant factor to consider in healthcare planning and policy development Given the observed differences in pneumonia risk between men and women future strategies might benefit from focusing on targeted interventions for populations that may be at higher risk The original data presented in the study are openly available in the following repository: https://www.gob.mx/salud/documentos/datos-abiertos-bases-historicas-direccion-general-de-epidemiologia Government of Mexico. 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Jalisco is home to major cities like Guadalajara Mexico City is both the capital city of the nation and its cultural and political heart This densely populated metropolis is one of the largest in the world and houses the federal government Famous for its monarch butterfly reserves and Day of the Dead celebrations Morelos has historic ties to the Mexican Revolution the Riviera Nayarit and the volcanic Islas Marietas Known for its industrial and automotive sectors Oaxaca has a renowned cuisine and features much natural beauty from its mountain ranges to its coastal plains Puebla is famous for its colonial architecture This state's historic city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site Quintana Roo is a top destination for tourism thanks to its stunning beaches and Maya ruins Famous for its seafood cuisine and banda music Sinaloa is also a major agricultural producer Sonora has beautiful beaches and a thriving cattle industry Tabasco is rich in natural resources and famous for its tropical climate and connection to Olmec culture which is home to a large Afro-Mexican population Famous for the ancient city of Chichen Itza and its vibrant Maya culture Known for its silver mines and colonial architecture Zacatecas played a significant role in Mexico's economic history We created this article in conjunction with AI technology then made sure it was fact-checked and edited by a HowStuffWorks editor The Colima-Guadalajara highway will be completed and inaugurated this year shortening travel times between the state capital and Guadalajara President López Obrador said during a visit to Colima on Sunday Colima city and the Jalisco state capital are only some 180 kilometers apart but travel times remain unpredictable on a road which connects one of Mexico’s most important cities to its biggest Pacific port in Manzanillo “The construction began in 2013 and was suspended when we arrived to government It will be inaugurated in December and it will provide a time saving of at least 30 minutes” between Colima city and Guadalajara talking alongside Colima Governor Indira Vizcaíno and Jalisco Governor Alfaro Ramírez Vizcaíno thanked the president for focusing on the project which had seen long delays The president also announced the modernization of the Armería-Manzanillo aqueduct the expansion of the Colima-Manzanillo highway to six lanes and the rehabilitation of roads connecting the state’s 10 municipalities López Obrador’s tour of Colima started on Saturday with a visit to health infrastructure in Villa de Álvarez He promised 24-hour healthcare and announced 55 Cuban healthcare specialists would come to work in the state Vizcaíno said the previous state government had abandoned its duties in healthcare “We received a system in ruins with grave shortage problems installations in terrible conditions and broken equipment took office in November after 72 years of uninterrupted Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) governance With reports from Agencia Informativa de México Many states will be alcohol-free on both Saturday and Sunday a longstanding practice used to maintain order during elections here’s a rundown of where alcohol sales will be banned and when according to various sources gathered by Mexico News Daily A surge in violence in Colima – including numerous murders between Monday and Friday last week – is the result of a scission between the Independent Cartel of Colima and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) Government sources who spoke with the newspaper said that Los Mezcales had acted as the armed wing of the CJNG in the small Pacific coast state but its sicarios decided to switch allegiances to the Sinaloa Cartel The first manifestation of the split was a brawl in late January between CJNG and Independent Cartel members imprisoned at a prison in Colima city Ten inmates were killed and seven others were injured The feuding inmates were housed together because they previously identified as belonging to the same criminal group Violence subsequently broke out on the streets of Colima city and the neighboring municipality of Villa de Álvarez on which the CJNG and Los Mezcales threatened each other and Governor Indira Vizcaíno have appeared in the Colima city-Villa de Álvarez metropolitan area After days of silence the Colima Attorney General’s Office (FGE) reported last Friday that police were investigating crimes including homicide and attempted murder committed last week in Colima city the FGE acknowledged 15 murders or discoveries of bodies between Monday and Friday of last week It said that additional human remains were found in two different locations last Tuesday but didn’t specify the number of victims and noted that six people were wounded in armed attacks and one person was abducted The FGE also said that two people were arrested in possession of firearms last Tuesday It said the spate of violence was the result of a dispute between criminal groups but didn’t specifically mention the CJNG or Los Mezcales The former is one of the two most powerful cartels in Mexico, the other being the Sinaloa Cartel. The CJNG’s leader, Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, is a wanted man both here and in the United States Los Mezcales was formed in and takes its name from Mezcalito a Colima city neighborhood known for crime and described by Milenio as one of the “key points” for the distribution of drugs in the capital The gang is led by a man known as “El Vaca” (The Cow) whose identity hasn’t been disclosed by authorities With reports from Milenio Edible Monterey Bay It means “heritage” and it’s always been a vital ingredient at Villa Azteca in Oldtown Salinas Now chef-owner Susana Alvarez and her family will bring their signature slant on Mexican cuisine to Carmel with the arrival of Nicolás Cocina de Herencia.  The new restaurant will open on the ground floor of the Carmel Plaza in the space vacated by Sur La Table just next door to Alvarado Street Brewery & Bistro Alvarez marries traditional Mexican recipes with a modern flair for technique and presentation It’s a recipe that has won the restaurant fans from across Monterey County Villa Azteca was one of the most popular openings of 2019 managing brisk business for takeout and outdoor dining Alvarez welcomes diners to explore Mexico’s rich and varied cuisine beef birria en consomé and prawn aguachile sit comfortably alongside tuetano (roasted bone marrow) octopus tacos and filet mignon with huitlacoche (corn truffle) sauce Villa Azteca boasts many vegetarian options—potato flautas tetelas (stuffed masa pockets) and tacos de nopal (cactus) to name a few—ensuring the cuisine is accessible to all The restaurant is a family operation with Alvarez at the helm Her husband Leopoldo Becerra Alvarez handles kitchen operations Her son Andres Becerra Alvarez is the restaurant’s sous chef and contributes many of its popular weekend specials And her children Marco Becerra Alvarez and Adilenny (or Adi) Becerra Alvarez oversee front of house and marketing will be a spacious property spanning more than 5,000 square feet Design plans submitted to the Carmel Planning Commission call for a dining room that seats 50—including flexible space to accommodate a private party He saved up enough money to return to Mexico and purchase land to establish an organic farm his produce was distributed across the country and even to the United States After Nicolás married his wife Maria de Jesus his father—Alvarez’s abuelito—shared the family’s closely guarded recipes with his new daughter-in-law Maria de Jesus found a passion for cooking developing her own recipes showcasing the produce grown on her husband’s ranch That ethos inspired Alvarez’s commitment to sourcing which has become a hallmark of her cuisine at Villa Azteca The heritage kitchen will celebrate three generations of family recipes “the wonderful flavors of our family.” Chef Alvarez plans a menu celebrating the cuisine of her hometown in Michoacán with dishes drawn from her extensive travels across Mexico The sample menu provided to the planning commission teases duck with red pipian (ground peppers and seeds) and gorditas stuffed with huitlacoche at dinner cauliflower tacos and shrimp tetelas at lunch and cazuela de huevo (baked egg) and enmoladas (mole enchiladas) at breakfast At the presentation to the Carmel Planning Commission Adi promised “unique cuisine for a unique and special village.” Also expect Villa Azteca’s signature flair for presentation and commitment to attentive service and hospitality at Nicolás An opening date for the new project has not been set yet Villa Azteca joins a number of Salinas’ hospitality heavyweights in opening a new location close to the coast Humberto Maravilla brought a third outpost for his family’s popular La Casa Del Sazón to Monterey with the opening of Sazón Express last year the Moncada family—who opened popular burrito shop El Charrito—will debut Alejandro’s a new upscale Mexican restaurant arriving on Alvarado Street in the location vacated by PALOOZA And Nicolás won’t be the only new addition coming to the Carmel Plaza either The shopping center will soon welcome Carmel Burger Bar Owner Janice Albright—a veteran of restaurants in the South Bay including Big Basin Burger Bar in Saratoga and RELISH Kitchen + Drink in Gilroy—plans a new spot to showcase burgers with a globally inspired flair Carmel Burger Bar will open in the space previously home to Bistro Beaujolais Nicolás Cocina de Herencia • SW Corner of Ocean Avenue and Junipero Street Raúl Nava (he/him/él) is a freelance writer covering dining and restaurants across the Central Coast. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram: @offthemenu831 Digital EditionText Edition our mission is to celebrate the local food cultures of Santa Cruz and that everyone has a right to healthful We think knowing where our food comes from is a powerful thing website and events will inspire readers to get to know and support our local growers EMB is one of 80+ magazines in the award-winning and beloved Edible Communities family We hope you enjoy all that we have to offer Many of the best Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles are the fondas (regional mom and pops) and cenadurias (supper houses) that offer their regional family recipes that go beyond beyond the usual seafood or weekend traditions like birria and barbacoa It’s a chance to really get to know Mexican states through their most typical famous dishes—the types of plates that often serve (literally and figuratively) as tourist attractions La Casita Mexicana or Tortas Ahogadas Ameca We have a handful of Colima-style seafood restaurants and food trucks that offer a few regional dishes but newcomer El Colimense is about to change all of that with a full card that’s pure Colima in ’91 has worked as a cashier and cook at local Latin-American restaurants The menu is still taking shape with other dishes rolling out in the near future there are many reasons to head down to Bell Gardens for a taste of Colima a small but mighty state on Mexico’s Pacific coast Start off with some of Colima’s famous appetizers like tacos tuxpeños a type of steamed taco in which chili stained tortillas are filled with a small amount of pork Sopitos are small ground beef sopes on fried tortillas loosely covered in shredded cabbage generously—that’s the Colima way Colima is also home to special enchilada dishes: enchiladas dulces are corn tortillas filled with a picadillo of ground meat and fruit that’s finished by covering of a sweet mole of chile guajillo The enchiladas rojas—called enchiladas saladas or savory enchiladas—are so named to distinguish them from the more popular sweet variety On the weekends, there’s a serious menudo blanco, or white menudo decked out with pork snout, feet, tongue, leg, and spine and perhaps we might even see pozole seco, the Coliman dry pozole that’s pure substance separated from the stock. It’s the dish to fuel a night of dancing at Don Comalón and my pick for a unique taste of Mexico to try in 2016 Thelma Golden will celebrate Lauren Halsey and U.K.-based singer Griff will take the stage featured A-list designers and Otis College standouts who earned scholarships for innovation in Fashion Design lawyers say Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe showed injuries consistent with a dog attack and plan to present a case against Chloe a German Shepherd who was re-homed by the owner's of the house where the cop's body was found in a snowbank Magazine’s takeaways on five notable topics from President Donald Trump’s first 100 days of his second term consumers are stocking up on household items and bites from THEBlvd and Hinoki & the Bird Atletico Madrid President Reignites Debate Over Julian Alvarez Penalty: "No Double Touch Visible"Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo criticized the use of VAR following the controversial decision in the Champions League clash against Real Madrid where a penalty scored by Julian Alvarez was disallowed Speaking at the presentation of the IX Vicente del Bosque Youth Tournament in Villa de Alalpardo Cerezo was outspoken about the incident that sparked debate: “There are 50,000 photos and videos of the penalty and there’s no sign of a double touch or anything Either the referee or the VAR made it up,” he said He also reiterated his disapproval of video review technology: It’s a tool that doesn’t fulfill its purpose UEFA reportedly sanctioned the VAR official in that match “Whether he’s sanctioned or not doesn’t matter to us The controversial call occurred during the penalty shootout that decided the Champions League Round of 16 ruling he had touched the ball twice after slipping Cerezo also addressed Atletico Madrid’s domestic campaign in LaLiga EA Sports saying the team still believes in its title chances: Atletico currently sits third in the table with 60 points seven behind leaders Barcelona and three behind second-placed Real Madrid A young girl hugs a frog protectively cupped in her hands A maddened shark gapes its maws at a scurrying school of fish These and many more visions have been highlighted this year in a global photo contest held annually by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) a charitable environmental organisation working to protect our world's lands and waters The contest, which accepts entries from anywhere on Earth, "is a wonderful intersection for those who love nature and those who love photography," says one of the judges and TNC's director of photography Bill Marr "We have wonderful entries from all over the world from beautiful Western landscapes to squirrels in a backyard in Austria Photography is a common language for all." The judges had their work cut out for them this year with a record number of 57,489 entries that came from 135 countries we have highlighted a selection of these beautiful works that we can't stop admiring Winner: Landscape category | Namibian Curves | Sossusvlei "We were on our Chronicles of Namibia workshop wrapping up a wonderful evening of shooting in the Sossusvlei area this most simple composition caught my eye I couldn't resist and stopped the group to get this shot Judges' special recognition | La Pacha Mama | Colombia Judges' special recognition | Welcome to My Humble Abode | Scotland "A tiny fungi gnat sheltering inside the canopy of a toadstool Winner: Water category | Her Majesty | Australia Winner: Cities and Nature category | Reclamation | United Arab Emirates "The eeriness of exploring this ghost town in United Arab Emirates went away after an hour or so of exploring I still felt uneasy about entering some of these 'homes.' 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What a player! 💥 That's 1⃣9⃣ goals this season for the Englishman! 🔥 📺 @tntsports & @discoveryplusUK pic.twitter.com/lAxmALtrsr Olsen continued to ensure Martinez wasn't unduly missed with excellent stops to thwart Doku and Bernardo Silva early in the second period Villa retained their threat on the break and Olsen’s opposite number Ortega had to push over from Douglas Luiz and denied Clement Lenglet from the resulting corner After such nervy moments in must-win games the greats customarily step forward to settle the argument Foden has all the ability and aspiration to reach such lofty heights and the 23-year-old irresistibly took centre stage Rodri bustled forward with balletic close control helping the ball on for Foden to clip home his 20th goal of the season from just inside the box His hat-trick goal carried shades of another of English football’s standout talents of this century There was something of Wayne Rooney’s anger-imbued volley about a stunning finish Foden seemed irked that he was not awarded a foul after taking a tumble under a challenge from Lenglet With some assistance from the ever-tenacious Alvarez he sprung up to dispossess substitute Calum Chambers and lash into the top corner PHIL FODEN STUNNER TO COMPLETE HIS HAT TRICK. SIMPLY UNSTOPPABLE. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/goQym1cqqA Simply sensational! 🤩 Phil Foden wins the ball back in Villa's final third and rockets it in for the hat-trick! 🚀 📺 @tntsports & @discoveryplusUK pic.twitter.com/uYf9fUoSfm Arsenal’s 2-0 win over Luton Town means they are top for now with Liverpool expected to assume that position when they face bottom club Sheffield United on Thursday But City remain firmly in the hunt after Foden sent the emphatic message that his boyhood club are going nowhere in this three-pronged title tussle MORE: Man City Premier League schedule: Remaining fixtures, points prediction City boss Pep Guardiola sprung a huge surprise when he benched Erling Haaland and Kevin De Bruyne leaving Julian Alvarez and Phil Foden to supply the central attacking threat Guardiola was still without captain Kyle Walker due to injury and Stefan Ortega filled in for Ederson between the posts once again after being forced off in the draw with Arsenal John McGinn missed out as he served the final game of a three-match ban Matty Cash was sidelined with a thigh problem and Unai Emery was also without top scorer Ollie Watkins Goalkeeper Emilano Martinez compounded Emery's fitness woes when he pulled out due to illness during the warmup meaning a second Premier league start of the season for Robin Olsen Aston Villa (4-4-2 right to left): Olsen (GK) — Konsa City hold the edge over this long rivalry in professional football Here's how to watch this Premier League match across selected areas of the world's major regions: Fubo Canada USA: This game is available for live streaming on the Peacock Network Canada: Every Premier League game this season is live streaming exclusively via Fubo in Canada UK: This match is available for live broadcast via TNT Sports with streaming options on discovery+ If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation. Learn more > Dom is the senior content producer for Sporting News UK He previously worked as fan brands editor for Manchester City at Reach Plc he built more than a decade of experience in the sports journalism industry primarily for the Stats Perform and Press Association news agencies Dom has covered major football events on location including the entirety of Euro 2016 and the 2018 World Cup in Paris and St Petersburg respectively along with numerous high-profile Premier League Champions League and England international matches Cricket and boxing are his other major sporting passions and he has covered the likes of Anthony Joshua Gennadiy Golovkin and Vasyl Lomachenko live from ringside Mission Statement: to assist the integration of foreign residents living in Spain and this is never more accurate than when you establish yourself as a foreign resident in a new country Being able to quickly familiarise yourself with the culture and customs can help ease the transition during a challenging time This is why Euro Weekly News makes it our mission to provide you with a free news resource in English that covers both regional and national Spanish news – anything that we feel you will benefit from knowing as you integrate into your new community and live your best life in Spain you can forget about translating articles from Spanish into awkward English that probably don’t make much sense Let us be your convenient and essential guide to all things that will likely affect you as a foreign resident living in Spain Tragedy struck the Rally Villa de Tineo 2023 in Asturias this afternoon when a car left the road and crashed into a tree Francisco Javier Álvarez were killed in the accident The organisers of the 42nd edition of this competition immediately took the decision to suspend the race and called for a minute’s silence in the Town Hall Square at 18:45pm in honour of the two deceased racers Today saw the drivers competing on the second and final day of this year’s rally has shown on his social networks his sadness at the news and has indicated that he has already contacted the mayor of Tineo “Very saddened by the news of the death of the driver Julio César Castrillo and his co-driver during the dispute of the penultimate stage of the day Rally Villa de Tineo My deepest condolences to their families and friends” He added: “I have just spoken with the Mayor of Tineo que nos deja a todos hundidos.Lo siento de corazón — 🌹 Adrián Barbón 💙💛 (@AdrianBarbon) April 15, 2023 The Principality’s Automobile Federation also offered its ‘immense support’ to the families and friends of the two drivers who died after the fatal accident, as reported by elindependiente.com Subscribe to our Euro Weekly News alerts to get the latest stories into your inbox Euro Weekly News is the leading English language newspaper in Spain by delivering news with a social conscience we are proud to be the voice for the expat communities who now call Spain home With around half a million print readers a week and over 1.5 million web views per month EWN has the biggest readership of any English language newspaper in Spain The paper prints over 150 news stories a week with many hundreds more on the web – no one else even comes close Our publication has won numerous awards over the last 25 years including Best Free Newspaper of the Year (Premios AEEPP) Company of the Year (Costa del Sol Business Awards) and Collaboration with Foreigners honours (Mijas Town Hall) All of this comes at ZERO cost to our readers All our print and online content always has been and always will be FREE OF CHARGE Download our media pack in either English or Spanish Gustavo Alvarez, a licensed engineer, knew he might find problems at the Villa Del Sol condominium complex in St Lucie County when he entered crawlspaces of several buildings on the morning of Aug But nothing prepared him for what he was about to see Conditions were so bad in three of the six buildings that he made a 911-type call to the county fire marshal calling for an immediate evacuation: The buildings were in danger of collapsing County officials moved quickly to issue an evacuation order Villa Del Sol is located just north of the Jensen Beach Causeway grab whatever you can and try to get out as fast as possible,” resident Eric Johnson said The inspection might never have happened had it not been part of a new state law, SB 4-D, designed to ensure the safety of condo buildings. It was adopted after the deadly collapse of the Champlain Tower South in Surfside that killed 98 people in 2021 The law requires a "milestone inspection" or an initial Phase One inspection of each building with a height of three stories or more by Dec in which the building reaches 30 years of age The law also requires a Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) to determine what short-term and long-range repairs are necessary It no longer allows an association to waive setting up financial reserves for those future repairs Johnson and his family are struggling to cope with the fallout of the evacuation order He managed to find a rental unit in one of the Villa del Sol buildings that was found to be safe paying a mortgage and condo fees on the one he had to leave and rent on the unit where he is now living Repairs to his building may not be done until at least April And Johnson says the property management company has said that the repairs could cost as much as $9.2 million to be split among 72 homeowners Johnson said he was given that estimate of $9.2 million in costs from the property's management and it would cost nearly $173,000 per homeowner "I cannot afford that and most of the other folks here cannot either," Johnson said I have a disabled wife and a 13-year-old child We had no idea there were any issues when we bought in 2017 Who knows how long we were in an unsafe building At least we got out before something terrible happened.” WHY WE WROTE THE STORY: 117,375 page views on a letter to the editor caught Palm Beach Post's attention the December initial inspection found structural problems that called for immediate shoring which gives credence to the argument that the building might have been unsafe at that point Johnson is already dealing with a $43,000 special assessment that was recently levied on owners at Villa del Sol for repairs unrelated to the Phase Two inspection One of the options owners may have to consider is selling out to a developer Recent condo buyers like the Johnsons are likely to be the most affected by the fallout from the new law Older buyers benefited from deferred repairs that resulted in lower fees They also bought at a time before prices surged a court-appointed receiver is looking to sell off Heron Pond after city officials determined the complex was so unsafe that everyone had to evacuate by Aug Fences surround the nine-building complex and signs warn people not to enter threatening anyone who does with trespassing charges Engineering reports found substantial water damage and termite activity Recently repaired sections showed new signs of deterioration at the 36-year-old complex whose 83-year-old mother had to move in with his brother "The HOA collected money all these years and did not do what they should have done — maintain the complex." a resident of the complex for the past 19 years said the city is helping people out by paying the first and last month's rent and security for a rental but she said she cannot afford to pay rent and also keep up with the expenses on the unit she had to leave "It is just a matter of time before I become a homeless person," she said The receiver presented an option to owners at Heron Pond — sell or pay a $40,000 special assessment to make the buildings safe Most of the owners who participated in a poll voted to sell Another evacuation order was issued in Fort Lauderdale after inspectors concluded that the 18-unit Springbrook Gardens condo was unsafe to live in forcing them to find a new place on short notice State Rep. Vicki Lopez is concerned that some of the affordable-housing type condo buildings like Heron Pond will be converted into high-end units which would exacerbate the state's housing affordability issue "This is an issue that needs to be addressed," she said noting that other counties might consider doing what Miami-Dade County has done establish a low-interest loan program to help owners stay in their homes She recommends that no one buy a condo until at least 2026 when a clearer picture will develop as to what type of repair bill a condo building is facing THE CONDO CRISIS: Is it bad enough to call a special legislative session? THE CONDO CRISIS: In three Palm Beach County communities, big issues = high assessments THE CONDO CRISIS: A checklist of what condos need to know about the new law and how it will affect Floridians The Florida condo crisis: What are engineer looking for during the inspection process? similar problems are showing up in Southwest Florida four buildings at Country Club Manor have required Phase Two reports Phase One reports have been completed for about 150 buildings The owners of two of those condo buildings in East Naples have received violation notices for failing to file Phase Two reports within the required timeline How do the Florida condo inspections work and what is the timeline?How many other buildings throughout Florida have been found to be unsafe There are 411 municipalities in the state and 67 counties Almost all have their own building official who is supposed to receive Phase One and Phase Two inspection reports There is no statewide agency collecting data the state Division of Florida Condominiums must create a database of associations that have completed the SIRS but there is no requirement to track results of Phase Two inspections or evacuated buildings The quality of the inspections range from thorough to skimpy The Phase One report for Villa del Sol was 54 pages and it included 84 pictures with details attached to each of them often submitted one-paragraph reports for several buildings at Century Village in West Palm Beach simply saying that a building was in "good condition." The language used was often identical for different buildings Twomey failed to use the state-mandated checklist County Building Official Doug Wise refused to accept the reports instructing Twomey to submit more detailed findings The initial Phase One inspections are not due until the end of the year and many have yet to be completed They are designed to indicate whether a more detailed intrusive Phase Two inspection is needed Most Phase Two inspections have yet to begin in the unincorporated area of Palm Beach County 24 buildings were scheduled to undergo Phase Two inspections the type of inspection that resulted in Villa del Sol being evacuated There are not enough qualified engineers or architects available to do the inspections Lopez represents a Miami district with more than 600 condo associations that contain more than 45,000 units She believes that two-thirds of them will fail to meet the Dec a Miami-based real estate consultancy firm said engineers and architects are charging as much as $100,000 for inspections and often are not available to do the work for six months Out-of-state firms are relocating to Florida According to the Florida Division of Condominiums there are 24,309 condo projects in the state; 44% of them are in either Miami-Dade Broward or Palm Beach counties but not all of them are subject to the new state law Condo associations affected by the law have turned to banks to finance the special assessments First Vice President of Valley National Bank has been lending money to condos for more than 15 years and has made loans in the past year in Florida ranging from $15,000 to $15 million "We have made more loans in the past 12 months than we ever have," he said "It is about double what it was in previous years and we have turned down more loans than we granted We have tried to stretch it out as much as possible to reduce the pain." The new Florida condo laws: How did we get this point?Far too many condo associations failed to fund their reserves The new law requires that a SIRS study be done to identify what long-term maintenance is needed — whether That is on top of the expensive Phase One and Phase Two inspections and insurance premiums that have skyrocketed Residents of Regency Gardens Condominiums In Orlando are facing special assessments of as much as $20,000 to fully fund their reserves Many residents say they cannot afford to pay it And condo owners at Surfside South Club in Ormond Beach in Volusia County are facing special assessments of more than $100,000 to pay for needed repairs Redfin analyzed HOA fees across the country it found that some of the steepest increases occurred in Florida Zalewski of Condo Vultures said the wounds are self-inflicted The condo associations caved into pressure from owners who did not want to pay for needed repairs and now they are paying — or will be paying — the price Lopez said everything does not have to be paid for at once (then the association) would have to set aside $100,000 for next 10 years What has happened in the past is they simply kicked the can down the road to avoid necessary repairs We know it is difficult for a lot of people but the Legislature rightfully decided that it never again wanted to see another Surfside in Florida." fearful of how much the repair bills might be There has been a sharp increase in terminations a process that allows condo owners to terminate a condominium's status It is often a prelude to selling to a developer but it can also occur because owners cannot afford to make the required repairs to ensure the building’s safety The billionaire Ansin family that owns WSVN-Channel 7 recently bought the 72-year-old Treasure Island Cove Condominium a 24-unit complex in North Bay Village in Miami-Dade County The South Florida Business Journal reported that each owner will receive $333,333 or about three times the market value based on estimates by the county property appraiser The unit owners were facing a significant assessment to pay for needed repairs What has been the impact on condo values?Craig Studnicky of ISG World a South Florida real estate consulting firm headquartered in Aventura said almost no one is buying condos 30 years or older in Palm Beach resulting in prices of those units surging while those at older buildings are plunging More than 80% of all condos listed for sale in South Florida in the first quarter were in buildings that are over 30 years old units less than 10 years old have risen in value by 9% while those older than 30 years have fallen 21% Buyers — not knowing what the inspections are going to show and how high special assessments will be — are afraid to buy in older buildings." Batista Engineering & Construction in Fort Lauderdale said he feels empathy for middle- and lower-income owners of condo units Many of the beachfront condo owners can afford to pay those high special assessments but the ones on fixed incomes cannot "I'm hearing from people on a daily basis," he said Many of them are living off Social Security They cannot afford a $30,000 special assessment Some of those people are just walking away has done more than 200 Phase One inspections He noted that about 90% have not resulted in a recommendation for a Phase Two inspection Some of the issues with buildings that have not been maintained include the need for concrete restoration noting that the biggest takeaway is that coastal buildings have not been sealed properly stucco gets unglued and moisture runs behind it the stability of the building can be affected Howard Konetz, faced with a $224,000 special assessment at Mediterranean Village in Aventura He paid nearly $500,000 for it 10 years ago improvements to its elevators and repairs to its concrete base He told WPLG-TV in Miami that he was turned down for a reverse mortgage Fourteen of the 105 units in his building are for sale; four more are for rent as of Aug At the Cricket Cub in Miami owners have been called on to pay $38,000 a year for four years or $152,000 to make structural repairs upgrade landscaping and install a new roof "It has devastated sales," said Peter Byfield a Realtor who has a sale at Cricket Club pending for $195,000 1,930 square-foot unit would have sold for $600,000." safe building with state-of-the-art facilities Buyers should know what they are getting into." 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The Daily Star reported that the Jalisco New Generation Cartel or Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG) have issued a warning to Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla of Mexico's state of Michoacan alleged members of the Jalisco cartel told Bedolla that they were "coming after everyone," and asked him to disarm "fake Self Defence Forces" and the rival gang "Los Viagras," who are allied with United Cartels The Jalisco Cartel accused the governor of not fulfilling his agreement to disarm self-defense groups and rivals as they pose in the video holding firearms The cartel also claimed that the state government was receiving money from their rivals and blamed officials for ruining Michoacan "Stop supporting them by sending the government to attack us This also goes out to all the mayors supporting these f***ing thieves Do your jobs and don't receive money from them," the CJNG members said in the video translated by Borderland Beat the Jalisco cartel said the state "is now full of homicides Governor don't support these scumbags anymore.. Don't forget the arrangement you had with us Get back to doing your job and start cleaning your name and state," the CJNG noted The Jalisco New Generation Cartel is considered one of Mexico's most dangerous and powerful drug cartels The Jalisco cartel had risen to power after Mexican security forces killed former Sinaloa cartel capo Ignacio Coronel in July 2010 Two groups fought for control of the drug trafficking in Jalisco state upon Coronel's death The Torcidos and La Resistencia were the two factions that fought The Torcidos now became the Jalisco cartel and rose as the successors to the Sinaloan cap's network in the region, according to an InsightCrime report Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera is currently leading the Jalisco cartel government has offered a $10 million reward for information leading to his arrest as he continues to evade capture has offered a reward of 30 million pesos or US$1.6 million READ MORE: Mexico: Drug Cartel CJNG Adopts Brutal Tactics From Middle East Terrorists | Here's What They Added to Their Arsenal WATCH: On the Front Line With Mexico's Warring Cartels - From VICE News Sign up for our free newsletter for the Latest coverage Estado de Colima has a high level of seismic activity Based on data from the past 55 years and our earthquake archive back to 1900 there are about 896 quakes on average per year in or near Estado de Colima Estado de Colima has had at least 5 quakes above magnitude 8 since 1900 which suggests that larger earthquakes of this size occur infrequently probably on average approximately every 23 to 27 years Estado de Colima has about 846 quakes of magnitude 3 or higher per year (Mag 4+: 25.7 quakes per year) The quake had a shallow depth of 44 km (27 mi) and was not felt (or at least not reported so) Estado de Colima was shaken by 1 quake of magnitude 4.3 2025 at 6.02 pm local time (America/Mexico City GMT -6) The quake had a shallow depth of 56 km (35 mi) and was not felt (or at least not reported so) Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz Sr expressed their condolences and shock on April 16 as two more rally stars – Julio César Castrillo and Francisco Javier Álvarez – tragically passed away following an accident This tragic news comes just a few days after Irish rally driver Craig Breen passed away following an accident while testing ahead of a race in Croatia Both Castrillo and Álvarez died after their car suffered a horrific accident by hitting a tree during the race in Asturias the organizers of the event immediately suspended the race and called for a minute’s silence in Town Hall Square the President of the Principality of Asturias paid his condolences to the families and friends of both drivers “Saddened by the news of the death of the driver Julio César Castrillo and his co-driver My deepest condolences to their families and friends” — 🌹 Adrián Barbón 💙💛 (@AdrianBarbon) April 15, 2023 — 🌹 Adrián Barbón 💙💛 (@AdrianBarbon) April 15, 2023 Soon after Barbón gave his condolences, Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz Sr also gave theirs Sainz Sr explained how it was another sad day for the rally family who lost two more drivers consequently to a tragic accident He ended his post by reminding everyone of the dangers that exist in this sport Otro día triste para la familia de los rallies Mi más sentido pésame a las familias de Julio César Castrillo y Francisco Javier Álvarez Nuestro deporte a veces nos recuerda lo duro que puede llegar a ser — Carlos Sainz (@CSainz_oficial) April 15, 2023 Alonso also gave his condolences by stating how sad he felt when he heard about this news — Fernando Alonso (@alo_oficial) April 15, 2023 Craig tragically died in a car accident on April 13 while he was competing in a pre-test event in Croatia. While the exact details of what happened to Been are not known, UK media such as Sky Sports report that he went off the road and collided with a pole they too did not reveal the exact details of what happened to Been They just paid their condolences to Been’s family and stated that they would not provide any further comment at this time Statement from Hyundai Motorsport pic.twitter.com/GLNXbphVQW — hmsgofficial (@HMSGOfficial) April 13, 2023 Vidit Dhawan Don’t miss theseSomin Bhattacharjee • Mar 15 “Future Daughter-In-Law?”: Rebecca Donaldson Accompanying Carlos Sainz Sr “Retirement From Professional Motorsport Is Very Close”: Carlos Sainz Sr Tells What Could Be His Last Race When Will Carlos Sainz Get Married to GF Rebecca Donaldson Toto Wolff Labels the Return of V10 Engines ‘Silly’ “Such an Ugly Car”: Fans Disapprove of Fernando Alonso’s $2.5 Million Rare Aston Martin What Happened to Fernando Alonso at Chinese GP Aston Martin Star Records Back-to-Back DNF in 2025 Estado de Jalisco has a high level of seismic activity there are about 1,200 quakes on average per year in or near Estado de Jalisco Estado de Jalisco has had at least 5 quakes above magnitude 8 since 1900 Estado de Jalisco has about 1,100 quakes of magnitude 3 or higher per year (Mag 4+: 41 quakes per year) Estado de Jalisco was shaken by 2 quakes of magnitude 4.0 or above Cihuatlan has a very high level of seismic activity there are about 785 quakes on average per year in or near Cihuatlan Cihuatlan has had at least 2 quakes above magnitude 8 since 1900 probably on average approximately every 60 to 65 years Cihuatlan has had 12 quakes of magnitude 3.0 or above and 5 quakes between 2.0 and 3.0 The quake had a very shallow depth of 5 km (3.1 mi) and was not felt (or at least not reported so) Autlan de Navarro has a very high level of seismic activity there are about 666 quakes on average per year in or near Autlan de Navarro Autlan de Navarro has had at least 2 quakes above magnitude 8 since 1900 Autlan de Navarro has had 10 quakes of magnitude 3.0 or above and 5 quakes between 2.0 and 3.0 The quake had a very shallow depth of 4.6 km (2.9 mi) and was not felt (or at least not reported so).