AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoArchaeology in Oaxaca: A pristine 1,400-year-old Zapotec tomb in Mexico’s Central Valleys—linked to the “Cloud People”—has been unearthed, with preserved murals, sculptures, and funerary clues that could reshape what we know about Zapotec rituals and writing. Cartel violence in Sinaloa: Thousands marched in Culiacán to protest deaths tied to a brutal Sinaloa Cartel faction war, with the Catholic Church and families of the missing calling for an end to the bloodshed. Tourism and culture: Mexico’s Independence Day celebrations kept rolling, including major parades and community events in the U.S. and Mexican communities abroad. Sports spotlight from Mexico: Triplemania 34’s Night 2 in Mexico City put major titles on the line, including the AAA Mega Championship and Reina de Reinas matchups. Business/industry: Advance Metals says it’s expanding precious-metal exploration with new silver results from its Gavilanes project in Durango, Mexico.
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