:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/5V7FJRLNLFD4NISOVW7LZFEONU.jpg "A young woman was murdered by her partner, who later committed suicide in Guadalajara")
Nail Women between 25 and 30 years old was murdered by her partner in Guadalajara, Jalisco. The femicide happened on the night of February 13 in Herrera and Cairo streets, while the victim and her attacker were inside a car.
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The attacker allegedly shot the young woman in the face., who died inside the Toyota Yaris vehicle. After committing the crime fled on a motorbikepresumably to the University Center for Health Sciences in University of GuadalajaraOr committed suicide.
City police and paramedics rushed to the scene. femicide. They found the woman dead, with a gunshot wound to her cheek, as well as indications of a sidearm on the passenger seat.
As authorities investigated what happened, they were informed that a man in his mid-20s had committed suicide at the aforementioned university. Due to the time elapsed between one event and the next, as well as the alleged discovery of the murder weapon, they determined it to be femicide.
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It is the second event with these characteristics so far in February, since the 9th of this month Lorena Escobar Nolasco, a 25-year-old girl, was murdered by her ex-partner in the town hall of Miguel Hidalgo of Mexico (CDMX). Femicide committed suicide after committing the crime.
The femicide occurred in an apartment located in Comercio and José Martí streets, in the Escandón neighborhood. The man opened fire on his companion and after mortally wounding her, he shot himself in the head.
Relatives of Lorena assured that the young woman had filed a complaint against her ex-partner in front of the Mexico City Attorney General’s Office (FGJCDMX); however, they claimed that the authorities had failed to take the necessary measures to protect their integrity.
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Lorena was a graduate of the Faculty of Veterinary and Zootechnical Medicine of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), which is why, before her femicide, the community of the university institution united to carry out various protest activities within school facilities. .
The femicide of the UNAM student is not the only one to have sparked criticism against the authorities. last January 31 Liliana and Alondra, who were mother and daughterwere murdered at the Public Ministry (deputy) of Poncitlan, Jalisco when they went to present a domestic violence complaint.
The women were attacked by Gerardo “Z”, who was Alondra’s partner. Prosecutor Luis Joaquín Méndez Ruiz mentioned about the victims that: “Their intention was to file a complaint. Everything indicates that it was due to domestic violence against the younger woman’s partner and even inside the agency and they both started making detonations.”
Liliana, 45, died at the MP premises while her daughter died in a hospital in Ocotlán shortly afterwards. The alleged perpetrator fled, the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) argued that the attack was too fast for staff to be able to stop the attack, in addition to indicating that at that time the agents of the investigative police (PDI) they were doing work on the ground so that they could not interfere either.
Finally Gerardo “Z” was apprehended on February 1 and two days later it was charged with the crime of femicide and domestic violence against his son. Enrique Alfaro, governor of the state of Jalisco, assured that the culprit “will receive the full weight of the law”.