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Hurricane Rachel has been downgraded to Category 1 and is moving away from Mexico, but it continues to bring heavy rain across much of the country. At the same time, the first cold front of the season is arriving, with showers forecast in up to 31 states on Saturday. Civil protection authorities are urging people to stay alert for severe rainfall through the weekend, while a whirlwind damaged stalls at the Central de Abastos market in Actopan, Hidalgo.
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Santos Laguna face Pachuca in Liga MX action, looking for their third consecutive victory over the Hidalgo side. Santos arrive in good form, while Pachuca aim to halt that streak and recover momentum. Coverage in Mexico focuses on whether Santos can extend their winning run when the two clubs meet.
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Spanish journalist Verónica Hidalgo has been named as a suspect in an ongoing case after hashish was reportedly found in her freezer. According to Antena 3's Jorge García Badía, she was summoned to appear as an investigated party rather than being detained. The report has quickly drawn attention in Spain, where the case is being closely followed.
- 4Mexico's Endhó Dam Called a Forgotten Sacrifice Zone▼The Endhó Dam: One of the World’s Least Known Sacrifice Zones
The Endhó Dam in Hidalgo, Mexico, is being described as one of the world's least known 'sacrifice zones' — areas sacrificed to pollution and industrial waste. The reservoir has long received untreated wastewater and runoff from the Mezquital Valley and Mexico City region, raising concerns about water quality, public health and environmental damage for nearby communities.
- 5Hashish reportedly found at model Verónica Hidalgo's home●¿Qué se sabe del hachís hallado en casa de la modelo Verónica Hidalgo? # VeronicaHidalgo # Hachis # Actualidad # Famosos
Spanish media report that police found hashish at the Madrid home of model Verónica Hidalgo. The discovery has drawn attention because of Hidalgo's public profile, and details about the ongoing police investigation, including any charges, remain limited.