Shooting Near Mexico's Presidential Palace Kills One
- One person died and two were wounded in a shooting near the Zocalo public square and presidential palace in Mexico City on Monday.
- Mexico City's Security Secretariat called the shooting a 'direct attack' that killed a 42-year-old man and injured two 39-year-old men.
- The attackers fled the scene on a motorcycle, and police have launched an investigation into the incident.
- The shooting took place in Santo Domingo Square, known for its colonial-era buildings and the production and sale of false documents, where gang shootings are rare despite gang activity.
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A daylight shooting in Mexico City left one person dead and two injured. The attack, which took place near the presidential palace, was described as a targeted attack.
A shooting in broad daylight resulted in one death and two injuries this Monday in Mexico City, in a neighbourhood close to the Presidency headquarters, a rare occurrence in the Mexican capital. The authorities refer to a "direct attack".
One person was killed and two others injured on Monday in Mexico City in a shooting in broad daylight near the Presidency headquarters, according to the authorities. These facts are unusual in the Mexican capital. ...
A shooting in Plaza de Santo Domingo, in the Historic Center of CDMX, left one man dead and two wounded.
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