Nineteen Bodies Found in Abandoned Truck in Mexico's Chiapas State

A total of 19 corpses were discovered in a dumper truck in the Mexican state of Chiapas, with three additional bodies found nearby. The victims are believed to be connected to a shootout between a Guatemalan criminal organization and the Sinaloa cartel, a notorious Mexican drug cartel. The deceased individuals included Mexicans and Guatemalans, and all were wearing dark clothing and tactical vests, with five exhibiting gunshot wounds. Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador attributed the deaths to cartel violence, which has been increasingly prevalent in Chiapas in recent times.