No cartels involved - but Mexico's pyramid attack prompts new concerns
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A deadly shooting occurred at a popular tourist site in Mexico, an incident that has "rocked" the nation. This attack, which authorities state did not involve cartels, took place weeks before the World Cup. The event prompts new concerns regarding safety and security within Mexico. It highlights potential vulnerabilities at popular destinations, especially with a major international event approaching.
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