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12 Nov 2026, Thu

Courts

A graphic poster from the Fiscalia General del Estado de Quintana Roo showing a booking-style photo of a man with his eyes covered by a black bar, with the word VINCULACION at the top and the name Gilberto N below.
A screenshot of a four panel video call showing a woman in a patterned blouse, a man in a blue striped shirt and glasses, a person behind green bars, and a woman in a dark shirt with a blurred foreground object.
A three panel image shows a man in a white short sleeved shirt with a small chest logo standing outdoors under a clear blue sky, with the panels progressively zooming in on his face and raised arm.
An unfinished multi-story concrete building with exposed floor slabs stands behind palm trees and a pile of rubble and debris on a rocky ground under a blue sky, with FGR and Fiscalia General de la Republica watermarks across the image.
A person in a suit signs a document titled TESTAMENTO at a desk, with a price of 3000 pesos plus VAT, a deadline of October 30, and small wooden house and family figures on the table.
US Attorney General Pam Bondi speaks at a press conference about the Ryan Wedding case in November 2025