Directorul unei școli din Mexic a fost ucis într-un atac comis de doi foști elevi

Two 18-year-old former students attacked a school in northern Mexico, killing an assistant principal and injuring three others with a knife. The assailants, who were arrested, reportedly acted out of resentment towards the school. The attack occurred in Torreon, Coahuila, and involved both stabbing and the use of a type of firecracker. At least one victim is in serious condition. School attacks are less common in Mexico compared to the United States, despite the country's issues with organized crime.