- Ten people, including a child, were killed in a gun attack in Tehuitzingo, Puebla, Mexico, on Sunday, sparking fears of escalating cartel violence.
- The victims comprised six men, three women, and one child, with authorities launching a federal investigation into the brutal massacre.
- This incident follows a wave of bloodshed in the region, including six deaths in Huehuetlán El Grande and three more in Puebla's capital in February.
- Separately, between 800 and 1,000 families were forced to flee their homes in the mountainous region of Guerrero, central Mexico, due to attacks by a criminal mafia.
- The group, identified as Los Ardillos, used drones rigged with explosives and powerful weapons, causing at least one injury and forcing thousands to evacuate, starting on Mother's Day.
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