'Wear a mask': Mexicans urge president to follow rules after COVID-19 setback Reuters 1/26/2021
By Stefanie Eschenbacher and Adriana Barrera
MEXICO CITY, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Mexicans hope President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador makes a speedy recovery from COVID-19, though many believe he could have avoided infection if he had more strictly followed the government's own health advice - and worn a face mask.
Lopez Obrador's diagnosis on Sunday capped the deadliest week of the coronavirus pandemic in the country with the world's fourth-highest death toll https://tmsnrt.rs/34pvUyi.
"He wasn't looking after himself, always walking around without a mask, and not respecting social distancing," said Mexico City rubbish collector Luis Enrique Flores, wheeling his cart past a wall plastered with government posters urging people to wear masks.
3 Harris County defendants no longer to face death penalty prosecutions
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Omar Torres , a suspected MS-13 gang member, is accused in a capital murder that spanned two counties.Handout / Houston Police DepartmentShow MoreShow Less
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Crosby security guard Steven Alexander Hobbs has been charged with the murders of two women and multiple rapes of sex workers.Harris County Sheriff's OfficeShow MoreShow Less
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Douglas Alexander Herrera-Hernandez is accused in a capital murder that spanned two counties.ProvidedShow MoreShow Less
Three capital murder defendants in Harris County, including two suspected MS-13 gang members and a former security guard, will no longer face death penalty prosecutions, according to records from the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.