In the town of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, also known as La Ruana, Michoacán, a joint operation by the National Guard, the Mexican Army, and the state's Civil Guard resulted in the arrest of at least 25 individuals. Among those captured is a man named Antonio Torres, allegedly the leader of an armed civilian group. The operation also led to the seizure of high-caliber firearms, money, and vehicles. The day before, a protest involving individuals from Apatzingán and Buenavista was reported, where they attempted to confront a reorganized self-defense group. The Mexican Army intervened to prevent the confrontation. Additionally, a criminal group used loudspeakers in Apatzingán to incite rebellion against federal and state forces, offering money for participation in a protest.

The article discusses the environmental and social impact of avocado production in the Mexican states of Michoacán and Jalisco, highlighting the deforestation and illegal land use changes associated with avocado orchards. Climate Rights International (CRI) has been actively campaigning against the importation of avocados from uncertified orchards that contribute to environmental damage. Max Shoening, a researcher and lawyer at CRI, has conducted a study revealing that many orchards have been deforested illegally, as there have been no permits for land use change in over two decades. The study implicates several U.S. companies, including Calavo Growers and Fresh Del Monte Produce, which supply avocados to major supermarket chains. The article also mentions a new bipartisan bill in the U.S. Congress aimed at prohibiting imports from illegally deforested lands. CRI is pushing for avocados to be included in this legislation. Additionally, the article touches on the economic impact of avocado exports from Mexico and the lack of action from APEAM, an association responsible for certifying avocado orchards in Mexico.

Alberto García Flores, known as 'La Peggy', a presumed extortionist and member of the Los Viagras cartel, was arrested by the Michoacán General Prosecutor's Office (FGE). He is accused of extorting lemon producers in the Apatzingán Valley and granting 'permits' for lemon harvesting. The arrest involved over 50 elements from the National Defense Secretariat (Sedena), the National Guard (GN), and the Michoacán Civil Guard. Following his arrest, a series of clashes occurred in the Tierra Caliente region, with no reported casualties. The FGE had previously offered rewards for the capture of 11 individuals linked to criminal activities, including cartel leaders and those responsible for the murder of Hipólito Mora Chávez, a former founder of self-defense groups.

In the community of Gámbara, located in the Múgica municipality, a member of the National Defense Secretariat (Sedena) and a civilian were killed during an armed confrontation. This follows a series of violent events over the weekend in the Tierra Caliente region, which resulted in four deaths. Consecutive days of armed clashes have been reported, with unidentified victims including two men and a woman. In Apatzingán, a man was murdered in his home. Security agents have launched operations to find those responsible for the attacks, but no results have been reported yet. The military member who died was attacked during a patrol by armed civilians, presumably part of a local criminal cell. The violence was documented on social media, showing high-powered rifle fire and at least one burned vehicle. Another man was found dead with signs of torture and gunshot wounds in Apatzingán.

Corruption cases in Michoacán, Mexico, are underreported, but complaints to the State Anti-Corruption System (SEAC) have doubled from 52 to 102 this year. Most complaints are submitted digitally due to fear of reprisals. The main deterrents to reporting are lack of awareness of the reporting process and fear of job loss. The most reported crimes are omission of functions and abuse of power by public officials. The SEAC and the Michoacan Transparency, Access to Information and Personal Data Protection Institute (IMAIP) emphasize the need for citizen involvement and education to combat corruption. Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index and the World Justice Project's Rule of Law Index are used to measure corruption globally, with Mexico ranking 126 out of 180 countries.

Over three months after the Michoacán State Attorney General's Office (FGE) issued a list of eleven criminal leaders in the Tierra Caliente region, none have been arrested despite a 100,000 pesos reward for each. The suspects, including the Sierra Santana brothers and others, are accused of serious crimes. The region has seen a spike in extortion rates against lemon producers, and the Citrolim company has been affected. A new criminal group, Grupo Operativo Lagarto, has emerged, linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). The FGR in Michoacán acknowledges illegal fentanyl trafficking in the region, with recent seizures in Apatzingán and Lázaro Cárdenas.

On a recent Wednesday night, the facilities of CB Television and EXA in Morelia, Michoacán, were vandalized, with damages limited to property. The Frente Nacional de Lucha por el Socialismo (FNLS) claimed responsibility, leaving their initials on the building and issuing aggressive threats against newscaster César Velázquez. Social media also circulated images targeting Elly Castillo Calva, owner of the Changoonga website, accusing him of inciting against the FNLS's movement. The FNLS, which claims to represent various unions and social organizations, had just lifted a sit-in at Plaza Melchor Ocampo demanding student scholarships and support for its members. The attacked media outlets and the state government have not publicly disclosed any legal actions or agreements made in response to the incident.

Tierra Caliente in Michoacán, Mexico, is experiencing what is described as a 'Third War,' with the community of La Ruana facing at least three drone attacks loaded with explosives. The violence has led to decreased school attendance, closed businesses, and a sense of terror among residents, some of whom are considering migration. The local mayor has canceled patriotic festivities, and the area is heavily patrolled by the National and Civil Guard, who are unable to stop the violence. Researcher José Manuel Aguilar Antonio from UNAM has labeled the situation a policy failure, with the current government's containment measures criticized as short-term. The violence has also impacted national productivity, raising prices for basic goods like lemons and avocados. The article suggests a bleak outlook for the region, with potential implications for U.S.-Mexico relations due to drug demand.

Tierra Caliente in Michoacán, Mexico, is experiencing what is described as a 'Third War' due to the failure of public policy to rebuild social fabric and contain organized crime violence. The area has seen at least three drone attacks with explosives, causing fear among residents, some of whom are considering migration. The local community has developed self-protection mechanisms, and public festivities have been canceled. The current government's emergency containment policies contrast with previous administrations' unsuccessful long-term strategies. The violence has impacted national productivity, raising prices of basic goods like lemons and avocados, and there is no short-term solution in sight.

In La Ruana, Buenavista, 26 individuals including six women were arrested in a significant operation that also seized weapons, tactical gear, and ammunition. Among the detainees is Antonio Salvador Torres Naranjo, a 42-year-old alleged operator of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, accused of instigating violence in the area. The detainees were flown to Morelia for questioning by the FGR. The operation was a joint effort by the National Guard, the army, and the state's Civil Guard. Following recent violence, including a protest in Felipe Carrillo Puerto and attempts by a criminal group to incite rebellion against federal and state forces, security has been heightened. This has led to threats from Los Viagras demanding higher extortion fees from locals. The tense situation resulted in the cancellation of patriotic festivities in La Ruana.

In La Ruana, Buenavista, 26 individuals including six women were arrested in a significant operation that also seized weapons, tactical gear, and ammunition. Among the detainees is Antonio Salvador Torres Naranjo, a 42-year-old alleged operator of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, accused of instigating violence in the area. The detainees were flown to Morelia for questioning at the FGR's facilities. The operation was a joint effort by the National Guard, the army, and the state's Civil Guard, with further operations planned to target criminals. No violent incidents were reported during the recent patriotic festivities in Buenavista Tomatlán, despite threats from a criminal group known as Los Viagras.

In La Ruana, Michoacán, at least 25 individuals were arrested and handed over to the state's Attorney General's Office following a joint operation by the National Guard, the army, and the state's Civil Guard. The operation included searches and the capture of Antonio Torres, the alleged leader of an armed civilian group. Firearms, money, and vehicles were seized. The day before, a protest by alleged residents from Apatzingán and Buenavista occurred, and a criminal group attempted to incite rebellion against federal and state forces. Despite tensions, no confrontations or arrests were reported between the two groups.

At least 25 individuals were arrested in Felipe Carrillo Puerto, also known as La Ruana, Michoacán, and handed over to the state's General Prosecutor's Office following a joint operation by the National Guard, the Army, and the state Civil Guard. The operation included the seizure of high-caliber firearms, money, and vehicles. Antonio Torres, allegedly a criminal group leader in the area, was among those captured. The arrests occurred after a protest and attempted confrontation between locals from Apatzingán and Buenavista and a reorganized self-defense group in La Ruana. The Mexican Army and National Guard detained the protesters, who were reportedly offered money to participate in the protest against federal and state forces.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, has experienced a new drone attack with explosives, adding to a series of such incidents. Public activities have been suspended, schools have closed, and the official Independence Day ceremony is canceled due to the violence and tension from the formation of armed civilian groups against the Los Viagras criminal group. Despite the normalization of drone attacks in La Ruana and neighboring Apatzingán, there have been no casualties. Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador mentioned a significant arrest in Tierra Caliente and reiterated his disagreement with self-defense groups. Threats against military forces have circulated, and the FGE has opened investigations into recent drone attacks. Security forces have detained several individuals for firearms possession and located a vehicle with artisanal armor.

Patriotic celebrations scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular fair, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in the locality of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, known as La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will also be no parade on September 16, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. The area continues to have a military presence, with constant patrols by the National Guard and Army members. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Additionally, basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday following a decision by parents concerned for their children's safety amidst the violence.

Patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular fair, or other activities. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons.

Patriotic celebrations scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular fair, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular fair, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the September 15th patriotic festivities in the town of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, known as 'La Ruana', Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16th, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday following a decision by parents concerned for their children's safety amidst the violence. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced that while the patriotic festivities on September 15 will proceed as normal in the municipal head, no activities will take place in the locality of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, La Ruana. Due to recent violence, security measures will not include special operations or additional state and federal armed forces. Constant patrols are conducted in La Ruana by the National Guard and the Mexican Army. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, although teachers are present at schools, following parents' decisions not to send their children due to safety concerns. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

Patriotic celebrations scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents have chosen not to send their children to school for safety reasons. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

Patriotic celebrations scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular fair, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in the town of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, known as La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday following the decision by parents concerned for their children's safety amidst the violence. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the September 15th patriotic celebrations in the locality of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, known as 'La Ruana', Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16th, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday following parents' decisions not to send their children to school for safety reasons. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square since last weekend, with no injuries reported.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in the town of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, known as La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Additionally, basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday following a decision by parents concerned for their children's safety amidst the violence. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square since last weekend, with no injuries reported so far.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, nor any other planned activities. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. Additionally, basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons. The mayor also mentioned that there is no special security operation in place, nor is there an expectation of additional armed forces arriving.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in the town of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, known as La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will also be no parade on September 16, no popular fair, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army members continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Additionally, basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday following a decision by parents concerned for their children's safety amidst the violence. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported so far.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the September 15th patriotic celebrations in the locality of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, known as 'La Ruana', Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16th, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular fair, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

Patriotic celebrations scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents have chosen not to send their children to school for safety reasons. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

Patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, following recent drone attacks in the public square. There will also be no parade on September 16, nor any other planned activities. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday due to safety concerns from parents.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in the town of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, known as La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will also be no parade on September 16, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Furthermore, basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday following parents' decisions not to send their children to school due to the violence.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the September 15th patriotic festivities in La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16th, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons.

The mayor of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, announced the suspension of the patriotic festivities scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since Monday, as parents decided not to send their children to school for safety reasons.

Patriotic celebrations scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, following recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular evening festival, or other activities planned for the weekend. The military presence in the area continues, with constant patrols by the National Guard and Army members. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional forces arriving. Additionally, basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday due to security concerns from parents, following the violence. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square since last weekend, with no injuries reported so far.

Patriotic celebrations scheduled for September 15 in La Ruana, Michoacán, have been suspended by the municipal president of Buenavista Tomatlán, Sergio Báez Torres, due to recent drone attacks. There will be no parade on September 16, no popular fair, or other activities planned for the weekend. Military presence and patrols by the National Guard and Army continue in the area. No special security operation is in place, nor is there an expectation of additional military forces arriving. Additionally, basic level classes in La Ruana have been suspended since last Monday following a decision by parents concerned for their children's safety amidst the violence. At least three drone explosions have occurred in La Ruana's public square over the past weekend, with no injuries reported.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced its third drone attack, amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. The attacks have not resulted in deaths or injuries despite being launched from drones at low altitude in densely populated areas. Residents have closed businesses and minimized public activities. Threatening flyers against federal armed forces and specific military personnel have been circulated in Apatzingán, demanding the removal of a military base within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced a third drone attack amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Despite the drones dropping explosives in densely populated areas, there have been no casualties. Residents have closed businesses and minimized public activities. Threats have been made against federal armed forces and specific military personnel in nearby Apatzingán, demanding the removal of a military base within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced a third drone attack amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. This marks the third drone incident since the previous weekend. Residents have closed their businesses and minimized public activities. The drone attacks have not resulted in casualties despite being launched close to the ground in densely populated areas. Additionally, threats have been circulated against federal armed forces in Apatzingán, specifically targeting Colonel Antonio Pompa Flores of the 43rd Military Zone and the commissioner of the Civil Guard, Ángel Ríos Hernández. The army in Guanajuatillo reported the seizure of flyers demanding the withdrawal of a military base in Apatzingán within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced its third drone attack this Wednesday amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Despite the drones dropping explosives in densely populated areas, there have been no casualties. Residents have closed businesses and minimized public activities. Threatening flyers against federal armed forces and specific military personnel have been circulating in Apatzingán, with demands to remove a military base within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced its third drone attack this Wednesday amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Despite the drones dropping explosives in densely populated areas, there have been no casualties. Additionally, threats have been made against federal armed forces in Apatzingán, specifically targeting Colonel Antonio Pompa Flores of the 43rd Military Zone and the commissioner of the Civil Guard, Ángel Ríos Hernández. Flyers demanding the removal of a military base within 24 hours have been seized in Guanajuatillo.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced its third drone attack since the previous weekend. The attacks, which involved explosive devices dropped from drones, have not resulted in any casualties despite occurring close to the ground in densely populated areas. The community, with over 27,000 residents whose main activity is lemon production, has closed businesses and minimized public activities due to the tension caused by the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Additionally, threats have been made against federal armed forces and specific military personnel in Apatzingán, with demands to remove a military base within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced a third drone attack amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Despite the drones dropping explosives in densely populated areas, there have been no casualties. Residents have closed businesses and minimized public activities. The area is known for lemon production, employing over two thousand people. Additionally, threats have been made against the federal armed forces, specifically Colonel Antonio Pompa Flores of the 43rd Military Zone and Civil Guard Commissioner Ángel Ríos Hernández, with flyers demanding the removal of a military base in Apatzingán within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced a third drone attack amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. The attacks have not resulted in casualties despite being launched at low altitude in densely populated areas. The region's main economic activity is lemon production. Additionally, threats have been made against federal military forces and specific officers in other localities of Apatzingán municipality, demanding the withdrawal of a military base within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced its third drone attack this Wednesday amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Despite the drones dropping explosives in densely populated areas, there have been no reported casualties. Residents have closed their businesses and minimized public activities. Threatening leaflets against federal armed forces and specific military personnel have been circulating in Apatzingán since Wednesday.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced a third drone attack amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. This marks the third such incident since the previous weekend. Residents have closed their businesses and minimized public activities. The drone attacks have not resulted in deaths or injuries despite being launched at low altitudes in densely populated areas. Additionally, threats have been circulated against federal armed forces in Apatzingán, specifically targeting Colonel Antonio Pompa Flores of the 43rd Military Zone and the commissioner of the Civil Guard, Ángel Ríos Hernández. The army in Guanajuatillo reported the seizure of flyers demanding the withdrawal of a military base within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced its third drone attack this Wednesday amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Despite the drones dropping explosives in densely populated areas, there have been no casualties. Residents have closed businesses and minimized public activities. Threatening flyers against federal armed forces and specific military personnel have been circulating in Apatzingán, with demands to remove a military base within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced a third drone attack, amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Despite the drones dropping explosives in densely populated areas, no casualties have been reported. Local residents have closed businesses and minimized public activities. Threatening flyers have been circulated against federal armed forces, specifically targeting Colonel Antonio Pompa Flores of the 43rd Military Zone and Civil Guard Commissioner Ángel Ríos Hernández, demanding the removal of a military base in Apatzingán within 24 hours.

La Ruana, a community in Buenavista Tomatlán, Michoacán, experienced its third drone attack this Wednesday amidst tensions due to the formation of an armed civilian group attempting to organize self-defense against the criminal group Los Viagras. Despite the drones dropping explosives in densely populated areas, no casualties have been reported. The community, with over 27,000 residents primarily engaged in lemon production, has closed businesses to minimize public activities. Additionally, threats have been circulated against federal armed forces in Apatzingán, specifically targeting Colonel Antonio Pompa Flores of the 43ª Zona Militar and Ángel Ríos Hernández, the commissioner of the Guardia Civil.