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Mexico's President Felipe Calderon Condemns Attack On Salvador Cabanas
The Mexican president has condemned the brutal attack on Paraguayan international Salvador Cabanas...
Jan 26, 2010 10:38:00 AM
By Stefan Coerts
Mexico president Felipe Calderon has strongly condemned the attack on Paraguayan international Salvador Cabanas. The prolific forward was shot in the head in a bar in Mexico City on Monday and currently lies in a critical condition in hospital.
Calderon published a statement on the official website of Mexico in which he discussed the shooting, and the Mexican president made it clear that such actions are completely unacceptable. Furthermore, Mexico's president stated that he sympathises with the friends, family and colleagues of Cabanas.
Calderon also spoke with the Attorney General of the Federal District in order to express the Federal Government's readiness to assist with investigations into the case.
Meanwhile, Club America coach Jesus Ramirez has partially blamed the press for the shooting, stating that harsh criticism in the press has lead to acts of violence and that the press should think about their responsibilities before writing something.
Calderon published a statement on the official website of Mexico in which he discussed the shooting, and the Mexican president made it clear that such actions are completely unacceptable. Furthermore, Mexico's president stated that he sympathises with the friends, family and colleagues of Cabanas.
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Calderon also spoke with the Attorney General of the Federal District in order to express the Federal Government's readiness to assist with investigations into the case.
Meanwhile, Club America coach Jesus Ramirez has partially blamed the press for the shooting, stating that harsh criticism in the press has lead to acts of violence and that the press should think about their responsibilities before writing something.
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