Mexican judge closes case against former immigration chief Garduño over 2023 Ciudad Juárez fire

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How the sides differ Left and right sources largely agree; the right-leaning excerpt adds that the fire killed 40 people, while the left-leaning excerpt does not give a toll.

A Mexican judge has closed the case against Francisco Garduño, the former head of Mexico's immigration agency. The case concerned the 2023 fire at a detention center in Ciudad Juárez. The right-leaning excerpt adds that the fire killed 40 people. Both excerpts are brief and give no further detail on the judge's reasoning or on reactions to the decision.

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Left WPThe Washington PostMexican judge closes the case against immigration chief Francisco Garduño over 2023 Juarez fire

Reports the case closure as a straightforward court development, focusing on Garduño's former role and the link to the 2023 detention center fire.

Alternative AJAl JazeeraMexican court closes case against official over 2023 detention centre fire

Right NNewsmaxMexican Judge Closes the Case against Immigration Chief Francisco Garduño over 2023 Juarez Fire

Reports the same closure in nearly identical terms, but adds the fire's death toll of 40 as context.