Hechos Podcast: Noticias con Javier Alatorre · FIA Podcast - Azteca Noticias

Se venció el plazo de la fiscalía de Tabasco para presentar pruebas contra Bermúdez Requena; Mataron a otro empresario del campo; El asesinato de las maestras reabre el debate de la edad penal en México.

March 26, 2026·23 min·2 clips

The Tabasco prosecutor's deadline to charge alleged cartel boss Hernán Bermúdez Requena has expired, raising fears of impunity.

The episode begins with host Javier Alatorre introducing the day's top news stories. The first segment focuses on the case of Hernán Bermúdez Requena, alleged head of the La Barredora cartel in Tabasco. After his capture in Paraguay and a lengthy extradition, the Tabasco prosecutor's three-month extension to present evidence has just ended, with a request for two more weeks, sparking criticism over judicial delays. The second story reports the murder of banana producer Eduardo Ochoa Arias in Colima, whose body was found in Michoacán, with DNA tests needed for identification. This case is linked to broader extortion and violence against agricultural leaders, including previous murders of citrus producer Javier Vargas Arias in Veracruz and lemon leader Bernardo Bravo in Michoacán. The episode then details the assassination of Uruapan mayor Carlos Manso, killed by a minor in front of his children. His widow, Grecia Quiroz, faced hostility from Morena senators when seeking justice, with accusations against senator Raúl Morón and Leonel Godoy. The third major topic is the murder of two teachers, María del Rosario Sagredo and Tatiana Madrigal, in Lázaro Cárdenas, Michoacán, allegedly by a 15-year-old, reigniting debate on penal age reform. The host compares Mexico's situation with Argentina, where President Javier Milei reduced the penal age to 14 after a child's murder, and El Salvador, where the minimum age is 12 under President Nayib Bukele's tough policies. The episode concludes with funeral details for the teachers and demands for the minor to be tried as an adult, emphasizing ongoing security crises and institutional failures in Mexico.

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