Un Podcast con Javier Alatorre
Las dudas y las sospechas del vuelo del líder de "La Barredora", Hernán Bermúdez Requena, de Paraguay a México con extrañas y prolongadas escalas en Colombia y Chiapas.
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Las aduanas del país en manos del crimen organizado, el mismo contraalmirante de la marina que denunció el contrabando de combustible, reveló la entrada de un cargamento de toneladas de cocaína en Pantaco.
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Campesino de Michoacán tiene cuatro años exigiendo justicia a gobiernos de la cuarta transformación, le secuestraron a su esposa y a su hijo porque se negó a colaborar con los cárteles.
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Farmacéuticas responden a la presidenta Sheinbaum, se deslindan del desabasto de medicamentos y le recuerdan que el gobierno les debe14 mil millones de pesos.
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38 detenidos en un campo de entrenamiento militar en los límites de Michoacán y Jalisco, supuestamente se preparaban para defender a la iglesia la Luz del Mundo, cuyo líder está preso en Estados Unidos.
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Desmienten al senador Gerardo Fernández Noroña sobre el presunto robo a su residencia en Morelos.
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