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Mexico's social security institute IMSS is investigating the deaths of at least five babies at its hospital in Durango. Director Zoé Robledo says the probe is running through three separate channels, while bereaved parents say they have yet to reach a reparations agreement and are demanding justice. The federal government has widened the investigation as the case draws national attention.
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Authorities in Puebla have given an official version confirming the death of the state's former prosecutor, with the attorney general's office saying CIS police failed to detect it in time. Meanwhile, Zoé Robledo confirmed investigations continue into the deaths of five babies at an IMSS hospital in Durango.
- 3Colorado wildfire mitigation advocates look to Congress for funding▼Coloradans working to mitigate wildfires hope Congress delivers
People in Colorado working to reduce wildfire risk are waiting on Congress to deliver support, according to the Durango Herald. The state has faced repeated destructive fires in recent years, and mitigation efforts such as forest thinning and community protections depend heavily on federal funding. Advocates hope lawmakers will act, though it is not yet clear what specific legislation is at stake.
- 4New chapter of 'El Caballero Maquiavélico' released●Durango, México. Un niño de 15 años juega al fútbol. Una luz se abre. De ella salta una mantis de cristal del tamaño de
Chapter 2 of the Spanish-language story 'El Caballero Maquiavélico' has been published, titled 'El primer contacto'. Set in Durango, Mexico, the chapter opens with a 15-year-old boy playing football when a portal of light opens and a man-sized crystalline mantis leaps out. The fiction is being promoted on social media and tagged under books.
- 5Maria's Bookshop appears in screen adaptation of Durango author's book●Maria’s Bookshop makes appearance in screen adaptation of Durango author’s book
Maria's Bookshop, an independent bookstore in Durango, Colorado, features in the screen adaptation of a book by a local Durango author. The Durango Herald reported the appearance, highlighting a moment of local pride as the hometown store shows up on screen. Details about the production and the author's reaction were not immediately available.
- 6What's playing this week in Durango movie theaters●Check out what’s playing in Durango movie theaters
The Durango Herald has published its regular roundup of films currently showing at movie theaters in Durango, Colorado. The listing gives residents a quick guide to current showtimes and titles on local screens. It is part of the paper's routine entertainment coverage rather than a report on a specific event.