Sheinbaum Urges Calm Amidst Political Fallout After Attack on Brugada's Aides

Mexico City's Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum called for calm and responsibility from the opposition after the assassination of two of Clara Brugada's collaborators. The opposition immediately reacted to the event by claiming it was a "state crime." Sheinbaum responded by asking for patience and for everyone to wait for the results of the investigation. "There was someone who said it was a crime of the state, imagine what that means," Sheinbaum said. The investigation is ongoing. The incident underscores the complex political landscape of Mexico City and the tensions between the ruling party and the opposition.