Shooting near Mexico's Presidential palace kills one
One person died, and two more were wounded on Monday (July 28, 2026) after a shooting in Mexico City near the Zocalo public square and Presidential Palace.Mexico City's Security Secretariat described the shooting as a "direct attack" in which a 42-year-old man died and two 39-year-old men were injured.
- ▪One person died, and two more were wounded on Monday (July 28, 2026) after a shooting in Mexico City near the Zocalo public square and Presidential Palace.Mexico City's Security Secretariat described the shooting as a "direct attack" in whi
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| Publication time | Tue, 28 Jul 2026 07:10:41 +0530 |
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One person died, and two more were wounded on Monday (July 28, 2026) after a shooting in Mexico City near the Zocalo public square and Presidential Palace.Mexico City's Security Secretariat described the shooting as a "direct attack" in which a 42-year-old man died and two 39-year-old men were injured. The suspected attackers fled the scene on a motorcycle, and a police investigation is ongoing.The attack occurred in Santo Domingo Square, an area surrounded by colonial-era buildings and notorious for the production and sale of false documents, local police said.Although such shootings are common in areas under the control of narco-trafficking gangs, they remain unusual in the Mexican capital, despite the operation of several street gangs such as the Union Tepito and Fuerza Anti-Union.
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