Deadly shots in Mexico's tourist magnet Teotihuacán - News compact: The most important things in brief

A tourist is killed in the ruins of Teotihuacán in Mexico. It is still unclear whether new peace negotiations between Iran and the USA will take place this week. The DW news overview.

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Deadly shots in Mexico's tourist magnet Teotihuacán - News compact: The most important things in brief

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In der Ruinenstadt Teotihuacán in Mexiko wird eine Touristin getötet. Es ist weiter unklar, ob in dieser Woche neue Friedensverhandlungen zwischen dem Iran und den USA stattfinden. Der DW-Nachrichtenüberblick.

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