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- Scholz visits site of deadly Christmas market attack
- Heavyweight foes Usyk, Fury set for titanic rematch
- Drone attack hits Russian city 1,000km from Ukraine frontier
- Former England winger Eastham dies aged 88
- Pakistan Taliban claim raid killing 16 soldiers
- Pakistan military courts convict 25 of pro-Khan unrest
- US Congress passes bill to avert shutdown
- Sierra Leone student tackles toxic air pollution
- German leader to visit site of deadly Christmas market attack
- 16 injured after Israel hit by Yemen-launched 'projectile'
- Google counters bid by US to force sale of Chrome
- Russia says Kursk strike kills 5 after Moscow claims deadly Kyiv attack
- Cavaliers cruise past Bucks, Embiid shines in Sixers win
- US President Biden authorizes $571 million in military aid to Taiwan
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- Indonesians embrace return of plundered treasure from the Dutch
- Qualcomm scores key win in licensing dispute with Arm
- Scientists observe 'negative time' in quantum experiments
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- US drops bounty for Syria's new leader after Damascus meeting
- Saudi man arrested after deadly car attack on German Christmas market
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- Pogba wants to 'turn page' after brother sentenced in extortion case
- Court rules against El Salvador in controversial abortion case
- French court hands down heavy sentences in teacher beheading trial
- Israel army says troops shot Syrian protester in leg
- Tien sets-up all-American NextGen semi-final duel
- Bulked-up Fury promises 'war' in Usyk rematch
- Major reshuffle as Trudeau faces party pressure, Trump taunts
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- Injured Eze out of Palace's clash with Arsenal
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- US confirms billions in chips funds to Samsung, Texas Instruments
- English Rugby Football Union chairman quits amid pay row
- Major reshuffle as Trudeau faces party pressure, Trump attacks
- Gatland remains as Wales boss but must 'change fortunes on the pitch'
- Argentina's dollar craze cools under greenback-loving Milei
- Medici secret passageway in Florence reopens after refit
- Anger after Musk backs German far right
- Arteta says 'best is yet to come' as he marks five years at Arsenal
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- 'Dark lull' in German energy transition sparks political debate
Mexican president vows justice after army kills six migrants
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Thursday that soldiers who opened fire and killed six migrants in a highway chase on her first day in office would face justice.
The killings "must be investigated and punished," Sheinbaum said, adding that the victims were from Egypt, El Salvador and Peru.
The state prosecutor's office would investigate the incident late Tuesday in southern Chiapas state, including whether commanders were also responsible, she told a news conference.
"A situation like this cannot be repeated," she added.
The shooting happened on the same day that Sheinbaum was sworn in as president with a vow to respect human rights and avoid repression by security forces.
According to the defense ministry, a military patrol saw a vehicle -- followed by two flatbed trucks like those used by criminals -- traveling at high speed and apparently attempting to flee.
"Military personnel reported hearing gunshots, so two soldiers activated their weapons, stopping one of the flatbed trucks," the statement said.
The patrol found 33 migrants from countries including Egypt, Nepal, Cuba, India and Pakistan.
Four of the migrants died at the scene while two of the 12 injured lost their lives at the hospital, it said.
Thousands of migrants from many countries travel through Mexico each year in buses, overcrowded trailers and on freight trains in an attempt to reach the US-Mexican border.
They run the risk of fatal accidents, kidnapping by criminal groups and extortion by corrupt officials.
E.Paulino--PC