Mexico City, Mexico - Ekhbary News Agency
A tragic shooting at Mexico's ancient Teotihuacán pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has resulted in the death of a 32-year-old Canadian woman and injuries to 13 others. Mexican authorities confirmed that the assailant, identified as Julio César Jasso Ramírez, took his own life following the attack. The incident, which unfolded at one of the country's most significant tourist destinations, has sent shockwaves internationally and prompted immediate investigations.
President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed profound solidarity with the victims and their families, instructing her security cabinet to provide full support and investigate thoroughly. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney extended condolences to the victim's family, acknowledging the "terrible circumstance" and affirming Canada's cooperation with Mexican officials. Witnesses described chaotic scenes and a lack of coordinated evacuation efforts as gunfire erupted. The incident has reignited concerns over tourist safety in Mexico, particularly as the nation prepares to host parts of the FIFA World Cup.
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