Huachicol Theft 'Shaved' by 75%, Gorilla on the Loose in Hidalgo
From vanishing fuel theft to a loose gorilla in Hidalgo, discover the latest on crime, politics, and unexpected encounters in this Mexico's news roundup.
In a surprising turn of events, the notorious crime of huachicol theft has been "shaved" by a staggering 75%. Last year, a mind-boggling 8.3 million barrels of fuel were stolen, but to the astonishment of many, Pemex only reported a shortage of 2.2 million barrels. Yes, you read that right. They managed to shave off a whopping 75% of the figures. It's as if they pulled a magic trick, making barrels of fuel vanish into thin air!
Meanwhile, President López Obrador, affectionately known as AMLO, had a notable encounter with Elizabeth Sherwood, the US Homeland Security advisor. The meeting was undoubtedly a high-stakes affair, as they discussed matters related to security between the two neighboring countries. One can only imagine the exchange of ideas and strategies that took place between these two influential figures.
