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Someone Killed a DEA Most-Wanted Fugitive and Left His Body at a Sinaloa Hospital - Vimarsana News

Someone Killed a DEA Most-Wanted Fugitive and Left His Body at a Sinaloa Hospital

The body of Luis Javier Benítez Espinoza, known as “El Fourteen,” was found outside a local hospital days after he was added to the most wanted list.

Source: vice.com
DEA updates most wanted fugitives list, adding fentanyl traffickers - Vimarsana News

DEA updates most wanted fugitives list, adding fentanyl traffickers

The updated list has some notable absences, including Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, a Sinaloa cartel chief and CJNG leader "El Mencho."

Jorge Cori wins Mexican Open - Vimarsana News

Jorge Cori wins Mexican Open

The 66th edition of the Mexican Open took place on August 4-8 in Villahermosa, Tabasco. Seven concurrent tournaments were held, including an International Open and events reserved for women, seniors and amateurs. In the main event, top seed Jorge Cori from Peru was the clear winner. Sandro Mareco (Argentina) and Juan Carlos Obregón (Cuba) finished second and third respectively. | Photo: <a href="https://nacionalabierto.fenamacajedrez.com/">Official site</a>

CNIO participates in a study that defines the most important genes that increase breast cancer risk - Vimarsana News

CNIO participates in a study that defines the most important genes that increase breast cancer risk

 E-Mail IMAGE: From left to right, CNIO researchers Belén Herráez, Anna González-Neira, Rosario Alonso, Nuria Álvarez, Ana Osorio, Rocío Núñez, Guillermo Pita, and Javier Benítez... view more  Credit: A. Garrido, CNIO Genetic inheritance affects the likelihood of developing breast cancer. Some genes are already known to increase cancer risk; other genes are suspected to be involved, but not to what extent. It is crucial to clarify this issue to improve prevention since it opens the way to more personalised follow-up and screening programs. A large international consortium, w...